Thank-you for all of the replies. I'm going over everything mentioned right now. As I stated, I had a small hunch it couldn't be what it looked like, and just needed a sanity check.
So far…SMART checks out on my hard drives, Permissions are bing repair as I type, but I need to ask, how do I know which git-core I have so I can see if the fixed one made it into the stable tree? Or should I pull down the right version via SVN and build that one. Thanks again!! On Sun, Feb 5, 2012 at 10:45 AM, Eric Cronin <ecro...@macports.org> wrote: > >> I will use the git-core port as my example…see below for the errors I am > >> seeing all over the place as of recently: > > > The newest version of git-core was briefly removing /dev/null from the > system during it's build, Ryan checked in a fix for it a day or two ago. > I'm guessing this was causing both your problems with ports and with > things like Chrome, unix-like systems become pretty unhappy when /dev/null > doesn't exist. Rebooting will restore the device, and selfupdating will > get a version of the git-core port which doesn't remove it when installing. > > Thanks, > Eric
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