>> 	cvs becomes unhappy when it wants to dig a new directory
>> 	(usr.sbin/mrouted/mrouted), and there already is a normal file.
>> 
>> 	there are two solutions I guess:
>> 	- clean your source code tree before running cvs update.
>> 	- always use objdir on builds.  clean everything up, and run "make obj"
>> 	  from the top level directory.
>but usr.sbin/mrouted/mrouted is the binary that gets installed as 
>/usr/sbin/mrouted why would cvs expect it to be a directory?

	in the past there was a directory at usr.sbin/mrouted/mrouted.
	when cvs does "cvs update" it tries to dig the directory, and then
	removes it (by the effect of -P).

>so i gotta clean everything up whenever i want to do a 'cvs update'? that is
>not a really good answer since my machine is slow and i want to use 'make build
>UPDATE=1' so only what was changed gets rebuilt.

	then use objdirs to split binaries/*.o files from source code tree.
	clean everything up once, and run "make obj" at the
	top directory.  every time you run "make build", run "make obj".

itojun