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it was a awk command 3 awk commands that needed to be entered after the whole kernel builds fine is like the same command where it's expecting the 3 files but different switches -h -q -p i think
Or if it's reproducible even on clean rebuilds, reporting it on Bugzilla would be best unless you have patch to fix.
If you're running on Root on ZFS installation with dedicated dataset for /usr/obj/ and having enough free disk space, crate snapshot for /usr/obj/ and delete everything under /usr/obj/ would be the easiest and safest (you can rollback if something goes worse).
it was a awk command 3 awk commands that needed to be entered after the whole kernel builds fine is like the same command where it's expecting the 3 files but different switches -h -q -p i think
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