> I just downloaded -current kernel source last night, untarred it, and have
> attempted to run "config" in the appropriate place.  I get a bunch of errors
> about it trying to read files that are apparently include'd(?) with improper
> pathnames or something, and it stops.  I'd read something about the
> importance of having a version of "config" that matches the version of your
> kernel source (the "config" I'm using is the one that came with my 1.2
> distribution, and works fine for configuring old 1.2 kernel source).  So, my
> question is: is there a version of "config" I should be using to set up
> -current source?  And if so, where might I find it?

I think that Scott's latest snapshot should be recent enough to compile 
-current sources.  Get base.tar.gz (or whatever it is) from:

ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/arch/mac68k/latest/

and go ahead and unarchive /usr/sbin/config and probably /usr/bin/make as 
well.

I hope this helps.

Later.

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Colin Wood                                      ender@is.rice.edu
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