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@- Update to CVS snapshot 20030526, which fixes the build problems on 5.x
- Give maintainership to submitter

"Unfortunately FreeBSD 5.x uses the GNU C extension
__attribute__((__aligned__(x))) in a couple of system headers
(<machine/npx.h>, <machine/signal.h> and <machine/ucontext.h> for i386).  To
avoid a syntax error __aligned(x) is removed by a #define, but programs that
use struct sigcontext, struct savexmm or mcontext_t probably won't work."

PR:		52619
Submitted by:	Stefan Farfeleder <stefan@@fafoe.dyndns.org>
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@--- src/utilities/tuname/tuname.c.orig	Mon Mar 16 13:26:37 1998
+++ src/utilities/tuname/tuname.c	Tue Sep 29 01:17:55 1998
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     } else if ( strcmp ( sysname, "freebsd" ) == 0 ) {
 	machine = find_linux_machine ( machine ) ;
+	execform = find_linux_format ( argv [0] ) ;
 
     } else if ( strcmp ( sysname, "hp-ux" ) == 0 ) {
 	sysname = "hpux" ;
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