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From: Kent Hauser <kent@lab1.tfd.com>
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Subject: Re: make release problem
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Curious.

I've done several (say a dozen) make release builds in the last 4 months
of 4.0-CURRENT & 5.0-CURRENT. The previous one was about 2 weeks ago.
I've never had "vn" in my kernel, nor had a problem. Maybe something 
in the latest "loadable kernel modules" synchronization/version control
changes have prevented automatic loading? In any event, I've never had
this trouble before.

For what it's worth, today after I got "make world" to work, I rebuilt 
my kernel & did a make release (for my other machines). I had to add
"vn" to my kernel for the first time to get "release" to work. 

You mileage may vary....

Kent


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