Hello Dave,

> I am currently in the process of updating my system from 1.0Beta, to the
> -current NetBSD.  I am able to compile a kernel, up to the final link phase
> when it fails.
> 
> It seems that the problem is when creating the ``libkern.a'' archive.  The 
> final link message, complains about all ``_memcpy...'' not defined.  I have
> poured through the source, and found ``bcopy/memcpy'' in kern/libsa, but I
> see no reference to this being included in the final link.  Now I assume
> that memcpy is included somehow, but I am unclear as to what I might be doing
> wrong.

Personally I have always wanted to use gcc 2.6.2 rather than the
supplied gcc 2.4.5 ... It is possible to resolv the memcpy successfylly
by adding /usr/lib/libc.a to the Makefile (just after vers.o or
something similar) for the final link phase.

*however* I am upgrading from 1.0Beta to the -current NetBSD myself and
I am beginning to believe that (unfortunately) it *is* required to use
the supplied gcc 2.4.5 (has someone built  -current with 2.6.x ?).

I will write down the details in my next poster.

PS: I regret that the -current kernel would be compiler dependent (in
fact compiler version dependent).

 Greetings,

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