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As I merrilly move along in the process of building the package tree, I've 
run into a couple of questions I'm hoping more experienced folks can help me 
with. 

First off: if I run "make package" for a package such as lang/perl58, will 
it install on top of my existing software? From Packages.txt and what I've 
seen watching messages scroll by, it seems like the answer is 
definitely...but I wanted to get confirmation, because I don't want to step 
on things like my Qmail install. If I'm right here, is there a way to avoid 
such munging? 

Second, there's been some discussion of kernel debugging when my system 
"halts" during package builds. I'd like to do this, and made a point of 
going out and recompiling my kernel with "options DDB" enabled to try this 
out. However, when I last had a failure, I turned on the TV to see if there 
was any sort of message, and there was zippo. Should debugging messages be 
coming up automatically, or is there something I need to do to get them to 
appear? I've never debugged a kernel before, so I'm a bit lost. 

Thanks for any help that you can provide. Like I've said, hopefully making 
the packages tree available in this form will help stir some interest in the 
Dreamcast port in the larger community. 

Alex Kirk 


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