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From: Nate Williams <nate@rocky.sri.MT.net>
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Subject: More 951020-SNAP problems
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I just noticed that a 'make world' on a system installed with this SNAP
had tons of modifications when mtree was run on the system.  In
particular, none of the /usr/share/man/cat? directories existed until I
ran the mtree stuff.  I remember this problem happening in 2.0.5 as
well, so would it be possible as part of the install process to run
mtree on the system just before the person boots off the hard-drive?


Nate