seebs@plethora.net (Peter Seebach) writes:

> You can't build a new kernel without a new gas, which requires
> "bfd.h", which requires libbfd, which can't be used without a new
> linker, which can't be built without libbfd.  What am I missing?

I commented out the "options I686_CPU" from my config file, ran config
again, built the kernel, rebooted, rebuilt userland, and finally put
the 686 option back in, to config and build a "proper" new kernel.

-tih
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