I'm not sure what your problem is, but a big issue is where X comes from and how. pkgsrc has two approaches: use native X. the x11-links package makes symlinks to the X11 that is provided by the OS before pkgsrc was installed use 'modular' xorg. This means that pieces of X11 that are needed for pkgsrc are built within the pkgsrc framework as needed. Trying to mix these can be trouble. On NetBSD, you can use either, via "X11_TYPE=modular" in mk.conf, vs X11_TYPE=native. See mk/x11.version.mk . It seems pkgsrc on Linux (see mk/platform/Linux.mk) by default uses native X11. % cd /usr/X11R6 % ln -s /usr/include include % ln -s /usr/lib64 lib I don't understand why you did this. If X11 isn't where pkgsrc expects working around it with symlinks feels like trouble. Instead, you could try pkg_delete (and bmake clean) all packages which use X set X11_TYPE=modular build again to ignore the X11 provided by Linux.
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