Solved buildworld error

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questions: the not found file exists in places. Where to place it in this error context, in other
words, "file not found" does not indicate WHERE it is not found... and I suspect also that
where it is supposed to be is a symlink, past my expertise without the buildworld error being
more specific: " _clock_id.h SYMLINK is missing from HERE..." , ... the src code is
newly git pull --ff-only -p -v so I am concerned about my lack of knowledge here.
 
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Last week it compiled just fine:
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FreeBSD molly.dicelan.home 13.0-STABLE FreeBSD 13.0-STABLE #40 stable/13-n247959-f8b998c7305: Tue Nov  2 19:55:52 CET 2021     root@molly.dicelan.home:/usr/obj/usr/src/amd64.amd64/sys/MOLLY  amd64
I'll update my stable/13 now and see what happens.
 
Building took a bit of time (it's not the world's fastest machine I'm using here) but finished without problems. Both world and kernel were built without errors.
 
Thanks. I suspected it was a problem only here. Tried git pull rather than the longer one I posted above but right now the certificate has
a date error, not valid til some hours from now, probably, so the command errors out.
 
yes, the git pull command snafu was only temporary. Still cannot compile /usr/src/lib/libc with or without either or both src.conf , make.conf, affects only my principal BSD install here, and one other poster from some years back whose thread I also posted in.
 
Solved this with another machine's buildworld, then rsync of /usr/src and/usr/obj over to the problematic-for-bw machine, for make installkernel... etc. beep no longer produces sound, unless kldload speaker; replaceable it with yell if installed; ... etcupdate still shows all files in /var/db/ not complete enough to replace /etc files correctly so went with mergemaster again. All good. [mostly, one critical binary
only works with the JULY vs NOV version which I copied over ]
13.0-STABLE Nov 17 amd64 [ufs ]
gitup for ports, git for source...
 
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