> 
> I roughly followed what's on (note I make no promises on accuracy here though 
> as I don't know that much about CVS):
> http://www.netbsd.org/Documentation/current/#using-anoncvs
> to do an initial setup, the easiest way though is to fetch the latest .tgz 
> files and untar them under /usr/cvs/anoncvs/src.  This means the dir 
> structure is setup as needed.
> I've then got a CVS repository in /usr/cvs/local.cvs, and do an initial 
> import with:
> cvs -d /usr/cvs/local.cvs import -I ! -I CVS netbsd netbsd current-date
> Then in /usr/src:
> cvs -d /usr/cvs/local.cvs checkout netbsd
> 
> Then move all the dirs up out of the netbsd dir into /usr/src.
> 
Not necessary. You can build NetBSD from anywhere providing the /sys 
symling refers to the sys directory.


> No idea, but any developers list would have been able to help.
> 
> Oh if you plan to use current on an RPC you'll need to use one of the recent 
> VM patches otherwise it panics during boot (oh only if you've got maxproc 
> over about 90)
> 
Essential patch. With maxproc at 80 current boots single user but fails 
going multi user with fork failures. Have you send-pr'd that VM patch 
Chris? It may be time to prod the people on current users to get it 
committed before it causes too much trouble.

Mike