I've apparently botched an install of NetBSD.  I don't exactly remember 
what I did, since it's been a month or more (been busy), but the perms 
seems screwed up.  It was a custom install since I wanted the root to be 
on a a RAIDFrame mirror, and the kernel had to be from CURRENT to 
support my ethernet...

Anyway, I've noticed issues with running programs (xemacs reports it's 
out of memory?!?) as a normal user, but not as 'root', so I figure it's 
a permissions problem.  I've tried rebuilding and re-installing current 
using 'build.sh' and having it install to "/".  The etc-update tasks 
succeeded, but still I have these permission problems...

Is there some way I can use the build output and mtree to figure out 
what's wrong?  Should I re-run MAKEDEV?

Thanks,

Robert

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