>     Hi Colin (and other port-mac68k readers, of course),
> 
> >If you have all of the sources downloaded and in /usr/src, all you have
> >to do is cd to /usr/src and do a 'make build'
> >I hope this helps.
> 
> Unfortunately, it didn't :-(
> 
> A "make build" in /usr/src gives 'Don't know how to make "build". Stop',
> which is not surprising as there is no makefile. I only have the source
> directories in /usr/src.
> I downloaded all the packages as tarfiles from ftp.netbsd.org directly
> (except 'domestic' and 'games'), and they are as recent as they can be.
> The installation itself is the 970214 -current snapshot.
> 
> I also tried building only the 'netstat' executable, but got complaints
> about missing include files for netatalk (I could not find them anywhere,
> btw. They are not in /usr/include or in /usr/src/include).
> 
> Are there any instructions on building the full system, or (even better)
> specific parts? I could not find anything in the FAQ, the meta-FAQ, or the
> README files in the source distributions.

At the moment, I can't think of what could be missing (other than the 
necessary Makefile, of course).  Since this is pretty much a -current 
issue, not a Mac-specific one, you should probably send mail to 
current-users@netbsd.org and ask on that list.  This kind of question 
comes up quite often on that list (although I haven't seen this one in 
particular before).

Later.

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Colin Wood                                      ender@is.rice.edu
Consultant                                        Rice University
Information Technology Services                       Houston, TX