On Sun, 28 Jan 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I had this problem when I was upgrading my kernel, and happened to do
> it during the daylight savings time roll-back. Confused the heck out
> of me for a while. Anyways, you can try 'touching' all your files,
> and do a 'make clean' then try again. If it doesn't complain about a
> long arg list, you can try 'touch `find . -type f`'.
Several people emailed me with similar comments. It seems I
occasionally have this habit of making myself look foolish. The
explanation is this: Yesterday I put a new processor and motherboard
into the system. When I set up the BIOS I put in a date one day into
the future. This morning's cron job called a remote time server which
corrected the date. When I compiled the kernel this morning, confusion
reigned. Sorry for bothering everyone. Touching the files did fix the
problem. I'll probably find a few more floating around causing problems
until 0302 tomorrow morning when I'm past all the future dates.
The motherboard change was instructive as was going from a K6-2 to an
Athlon. Linux booted up without a problem while Windows crashed and
burned. The best part was that I knew what was going to happen and I
had an audience.
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