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Subject: Re: opt_*.h
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> Last time I tried to snarf a current, the opt_*.h headers were not
> there yet so I couldn't build it.  Should I try again?

These headers are created by the config program.

Make sure you are running the newest version if you run the newest
version of the kernel sources.

Don't forget to "make depend".


					Terry Lambert
					terry@lambert.org
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