So there I was, about to commit all the source code I changed today to my handy dandy CVS repository. I type: cvs commit -m "All of today''s work" from withen the directory holding all the stuff, and what happens? I get this message from CVS: cvs commit: Examining . cvs commit: Examining data cvs: hash.c:312: findnode: Assertion `key != ((void *)0)'' failed. cvs [commit aborted]: received abort signal WHAT?! What is THAT?! All I want to do us update the CVS source tree, and now it won''t let me! When I commit individual files, it works fine, but theres about 100 files that need commiting! I don''t want to do it by hand! Make CVS work!

first, go to google

second, type in the error message

third, look at a few of the web pages

fourth, also google usenet

fifth, be absolutely amazed that your problem is one of the 0.00000000002% of problems thats not answered by google.

sixth, reluctantly ask someone who knows, be aware that noone is obligated to answer you.

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You''re question would get a prompt RTFM -- even if it wasn''t covered in any manual -- simply because of the way you asked it. grow up.

Oh just to be nice, here''s the first thing i found with your error:

http://ccvs.cvshome.org/fom/cache/131.html