Todd Vierling writes:
> It seems you forgot to install FreeBSD's ld.so in
> /emul/freebsd/usr/libexec/ld.so -- without that, Netscape will pick up
> NetBSD's ld.so and will indeed attempt to call __fstat13() (which is not in
> FreeBSD).  This is explained in detail in the compat_freebsd(8) man page.

Thanks for pointing out where TFM was located.  A "man -k emul" turned
up nothing of any value.

The next question is, is having a separate freebsd directory tree
really a good thing?  Before the libc-1.3 era, the netbsd and freebsd
were compatible enough that one didn't have to enlarge ones working
set by having two copies of all the dynamic libs taking up memory.

-wolfgang