> On Dec  5,  8:46pm, William Coldwell wrote:
> > I diddled with conf.c and fd.c to fix a conflict with kern_descrip.c in the
> > latest sup, but ended up breaking my kernel with a jump to 0 MMU fault.
> 
>   Funny - I did the same thing, and I get a jump to 0 fault when I try
> to enter the debugger.
> 
	I just did what they did for the other ports, changed fdclose in
	fd.c to Fdclose and changed the prototypes in conf.c to use
	the capitol F like they did for Fopen.

	Less filling, tastes great... Now if they can just stop tweeking
	the C library so much, it takes forever to compile and install
	when they change a line here or there to make it pretty; i.e.
	pedantic prototypes.

	Anybody know if the server side of YP/NIS or lockd has been hacked
	yet? The only reason you can't use NetBSD in a commercial environment
	is that it can't lock files over NFS to commercial boxes and it can't
	be a NIS server yet; sigh.

		-Rob