From:	mcneils AT applique DOT sedd DOT trw DOT com (Sean McNeil)
Subject:	Re: Not Owner error
9 Dec 1996 14:41:01 -0800 :
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In-Reply-To:	<01BBE5E1.E434F9E0@j2.brf64.jaring.my> (message from Mansuriatus
	Shahrir Amir on Mon, 9 Dec 1996 15: 00:57 +-800)
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Mansuriatus,

> While compiling medium to large programs/libraries I've always get this 
> error messages. After this message, make will stop whatever it's doing.
> 
> However, the funny thing is, if I run make all again, the same source file
> that results in the offence will compile fine. This will happen to a few
> files but not all. It must be stressed tho, that running make again will
> make the file compiles fine.
> 
> In compiling ncurses I've to do redo make at least 5 times for it to finish.
> It's even worse compiling groff. Do ne1 else witness this behaviour.
> It happens in Beta  16 and still happening in Beta 17.
> 
> It just a nuisance to do make all repeatedly. But all else the programs/libraries
> works fine.
> 
> BTW this is (beta 17) IMHO is much better than previously. Thanks for those
> who toil to make it happen.


There are two possible reasons for your errors (and I had them both).
The first is bad memory.  This is usually repeatable, though.  The other
is insufficient disk space.  If your /tmp happens to be on the same
partition as your swap, then this is most likely the culprit.  Especially
if you do not have a fixed swap file.
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