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> I have noticed a problem with Gnu make. If you are logged onto a machine > that is using an NFS mount for the directory you are working in, the dates > don't work right. It complains about the date being in the future, thus > causing make to fail. If I do the same make on the machine with the disks > being local, everything works fine. I ran into this problem trying to build > the cross development tools (binutils, gcc, newlib). Has anyone found a way > around this on the remote machines? > John Scheer > Project Engineer > McDonnell Douglas Aerospace > (972) 927-1002 Its not a gnu make problem, its a make problem in general. What type of sychronization for your clocks are you using between you machines? (my guess is none). A simple way to get them in sync is to get the time/date of a master at boot time (if you machines reboot relatively often (a week or less?) this is acceptable. Also, do all the accounts have the same concept of timezone? -- marty leisner@sdsp.mc.xerox.com