> From: "Sascha Valckenier Kips" <Merlin.Germany@gmx.net>
>
> After installing the alpha with 1.5.1_BETA Binary i will go to the current.
> i have downloaded the current source, and extract.
> now i have build a current-kernel, its okay.
>
> now i will compile the userland.
> the first problem (make for new function in the bsd.make.mk) have i
> corrected with build make with the release mk-files.
> the i have installed make.
>
> now i try the build too.
>
> i become following problem:
>
> /usr/include/cdk directory was not found.
>
> how can i correct this problem ?

Building the entire userland poses a number of difficulties, especially
when trying to make the big jump that you are doing, i.e., 1.5.1 -> 1.5U.

It's generally much easier to install a snapshot. Otherwise, there may be
little dependencies here and there that you will have to resolve manually.
If your objective is to learn how the system works, then look at mtree,
read the makefiles, read /usr/src/UPDATING, and perhaps ask for some
assistance on netbsd-help and current-users.

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