>> touch /386/bin/fossil/fossil then you can mk 'CONF=pcf' if you want. > > if you are trying to boot from a fossil root and do this, > your kernel will not be able to successfully mount the root > filesystem. > > don't do this if you expect to boot.
Only if there was no /386/bin/fossil/fossil before. If instead the problem is that fossil/fossil has mtime==0 but is otherwise a valid binary (as an earlier post suggested was the problem with pptpd.c), then touch is a fine solution. Presumably mk fails to distinguish mtime==0 from "file does not exist" internally. Russ
