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diff --git a/build.xml b/build.xml
index 2b86a36..ddd235e 100644
--- a/build.xml
+++ b/build.xml
@@ -45,6 +45,9 @@
     <include name="${package}/largeobject/**" />
     <include name="${package}/util/**" />
 
+
+    <include name="${package}/jna/**" />

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In this case:
"__ZN7WebCore10CanvasPathC1ERNS_4PathE", referenced from:
__ZN7WebCore10CanvasPath6createERNS_4PathE in CanvasRenderingContext2D.o


There's clearly  *something* wrong with my call to the CanvasPath() object.
+    RefPtr<CanvasPath> canvaspath = CanvasPath::create(m_path);


Which directs over to this one:

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Dan:

Opens up with thoughts on consumer hardware. We can purchase simple hardware such as M2 and OpenWRT routers and simply point them in directions we'd like to establish nodes. These clusters of nodes would both advertise the network and be available for people to opt in to. Easy to setup. Have it point to a meshnet info page.

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Dan: reiterates; hyperboria internet peering with cjdns nodes. An idea is to get encrypted nodes running across the network.

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Dan:

Opens up with thoughts on consumer hardware. We can purchase simple hardware such as M2 and OpenWRT routers and simply point them in directions we'd like to establish nodes. These clusters of nodes would both advertise the network and be available for people to opt in to. Easy to setup. Have it point to a meshnet info page.

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Dan: reiterates; hyperboria internet peering with cjdns nodes. An idea is to get encrypted nodes running across the network.

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