On Wed, 14 Jun 2000, Hiroyuki SATO wrote:

> On Sun, 11 Jun 2000 11:06:36 -0500 (CDT), Frederick Bruckman <fb@enteract.com> wrote; 
> >OK. So you're trying to build a kernel from current (1.4ZB) sources
> >with a 1.4.2 toolchain. I believe this is possible, if you first
> >update "lex", "yacc", "make", "mkdep" and then "make install" in
> >/usr/src/share/mk (and "config", of course.)
> 
> Thanks for information, Freederick.  But it is too heavy for my system.
> I have only 160MB-HD, while updating "lex", "yacc" and so on require large
> spaces on a disk.  

Actually... not nearly as much as building a kernel.
 
> Situation: 
>  (1) As NetBSD boot, LC card is detected wrong as "ae", while it should be "sn".
>  (2) GENERIC kernels including "current-snapshot" fails, as (1).
>  (3) Kernels build with sources of 1.4.1, without definition of "ae" in configuration,
>   boot on LC475 with LC card.  LC card is detected as "sn0", however, a recognized MAC
>   address is wrong.  After shell prompt comes, "ifconfig" fails and system freezes.

Per Scott's previous post, it looks like it may be fixed in 1.4.3. I
suggest you wait a couple weeks for the 1.4.3_ALPHA kernel, to see if
it's fixed.