On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 9:18 AM, Doug Milam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Performing 'make build' as root...there is no 'schg' flag on /bin/chgrp > > ===> bin/chmod > install -c -s -o root -g bin -m 555 chmod /bin/chmod > strip: Bad address
Umm, that's not an expected error from 'strip' during install. Your system appears to suffer all sorts of oddball failures. > rm: /bin/chgrp: Operation not permitted unlink("/bin/chgrp") is returning EPERM. Either you're installing to an unusual file system, or the /bin/chgrp file has flags set (you say no schg, but what about uchg, uappnd, or sappnd?), or your rm binary is broken/hacked, or your running kernel is broken/hacked. IMHO, the only way to be sure you have a good system at this point is to reinstall from scratch via an actual CD. You never said whether you found who had used the chflags command on /bsd. If the answer was "don't know who", then consider that you're running a system that has had root-level changes made that you can't explain and therefore can't trust, and then ask yourself why you *haven't* already reinstalled from a CD. Philip Guenther