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>Well, I built from the tarball, which I still have and see contains
>e.g. man/kmod.8, and yet the build failed on me.  I will try to reproduce it
>and see what happened

OK, I figured it out.

'make clean' deletes the distributed man page files.  Neither 'make clean' nor
'make distclean' should delete distributed files, but 'make maintainer-clean'
should.

And while we're looking at clean, 'make clean' does _not_ delete the built
files 'rmmod', etc. from the tools/ directory, and it should.

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Bryan Henderson                                   San Jose, California