> I guess "/usr/src/current" is where the source is? Try moving the
> source to "/usr/src/current/src" -- any subdirectory called "obj"
> is special. If that's the problem, this issue has arisen before:
> PR bin/238212 is only the latest formal complaint about that.

I looked for that PR and didn't find it (typo in number?), but I don't 
think that's the problem.  The source is in /usr/src/current/src, but 
the build is being done from /usr/src, which contains symlinks to the 
the subdirectories of current/src.  There are no symlinks to the obj, 
build or tools directories in /usr/src/current, where the build is 
directing its output.  That is to say, there is no obj subdirectory in 
the directory where the build is running.

Matt Thomas asked about the -d and -P flags to cvs update, which I 
believe I had been using (they're in my .cvsrc), but I re-ran the 
update with the flags specified explicitly, and I'm running another 
build to test that theory.  (It takes about an hour before the build 
falls over.)

	--Ed