Hi everyone.  For the past two days, I have tried (with varying types of 
failure) to compile a kernal that has support for more virtual packet 
filters (/dev/bpf*).  With various reasons, the seven or so kernals that 
I have compiled have died at some point in the boot process.
	I have a IIci, 8M of RAM, and am running NetBSD off of two 
external hard drives (SCSI #4 has the root directory, and two partitions 
on SCSI #2 have the /var and /usr directories.)  What I am writing for is 
the hope that someone has the config file used to build my current 
kernal.  Since all I really want to do is increase the number of bpf's 
that this kernal supports, I am only going to change one line in the 
config file, and having the original config file that this kernal was 
built with would be a lot simpler that having to guess at various 
parameters until I got lucky.  With that all said, here is the 
information on the kernal I am currently running:

NetBSD 1.1A (NFS) #16: Thu Dec 28 18:08:49 PST 1995
    root2@wormhole:/disk2/src/sys/arch/mac68k/compile/NFS

I hope someone has the config file for this kernal, or at least has some 
good hints for me on what options I need to set in the config file.

Thanks for your help.

				Jason W. Fogt

(oh, and if you are curious, I need more bpf's for CAP.  I finally got it 
to compile, and it works, except it often runs out of bpf's.  )


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