hello,

i also built some packages for hpcmips-3.0 for the Z50. they can
be found here togehter with a packages-3.0.tgz that contains all of the
below packages:

http://s2.enemy.org/~cjm/z50/pkg/

contents:

./All/mutt-1.4.2.1nb6.tgz
./All/pppd-2.4.3nb1.tgz
./All/mppe-lkm-0.0.4nb2.tgz
./All/libtool-base-1.5.22nb3.tgz
./All/ncurses-5.5.tgz
./All/screen-4.0.2nb5.tgz
./All/wistumbler2-2.0pre10.tgz
./All/bash-3.1pl1nb2.tgz
./All/gmake-3.81.tgz
./All/unzip-5.52nb3.tgz
./All/x11-links-0.30.tgz
./All/xpkgwedge-1.15.tgz
./All/links-2.1.0.21nb1.tgz
./All/tiff-3.8.2nb1.tgz
./All/pptp-1.7.0nb2.tgz
./All/bsetroot-0.1nb6.tgz

if you want to use the pptp package you will also need the mmpe-lkm
kernel module and the pppd. instructions how to use pptp on netbsd
is found here:

http://www.mreriksson.net/howtos/netbsd-pptp-client/

i compiled a kernel (with gxemul) for the Z50 that is 600k smaller and contains
IPC/semaphore support. can be downloaded together with the kernconf
file here:

http://s2.enemy.org/~cjm/z50/kernel/

additional question: i was not able to communicate with the host system
when using gxemul - the only working way was to write to a pseudo floppy
or to a iso-file and then transfer the data via wireless to the Z50...

later,
cjm