At 23:41 -0700 5/14/97, Erik Bertelsen wrote:
>
>Note that NetBSD 1.2.1 is mainly 1.2 with important fixes to various
>problems added, but not a "feature release". I don't recall that 1.2.1
>itself should support more machines than 1.2.
>
>NetBSD-current is a different beast in this respect with lots of new
>features and new machines supported -- in fact I think that most (all)
>of the supported 68040 machines require the -current non-released version
>of NetBSD.
>

I'm confused... Does this mean that the 1.2.1 distribution is not "current"?

In the IPNAT documentation, the author mentioned that loadable module
capabilities are built into NetBSD current, does that include 1.2.1?

Does that mean if I wish to use IPNAT with 1.2.1, I need to recompile a
kernel; and if I use -current, I don't?

Thanks in advance.
Steve