Greetings,
In spite of the fact that OF 2.01 doesn't support my Performa's 
Valkyrie video and I have to use a serial console (my laptop), NetBSD 
for power-pc is definitely the sharpest OS I've used (of all the 
other *nix variants).
But, the X documentation is way messed up, or I'm missing something.

First off, I read everything.  There is supposed to be an example 
XF86conf file somewhere.  But I can't find it--it's not where it's 
supposed to be and searching for it for hours and hours yields 
nothing.  (I did a complete install, btw, of 1.4.2).

Then I figured I'd try the Setup app to configure X.  And I see a 
directory: /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/XF86Setup, and this contains 'pics' and 
'scripts' which seem to be two empty directories.  I also searched 
for the other configurator but it's nowhere to be found either.

So, do it manually, I thought.  But there is nothing in the 'docs' 
directory for  X.

Can someone running X please tell me where to start with this?  I 
tried _every_ single step in the NetBSD English guide, I was unable 
to find the docs that the Install notes suggest (is the pathname 
accurate in those post-install instructions?) I tried everything in 
the FAQ's for X.  I scoured the lists for hints.

When I try to simply use xinit or startx I get errors telling me it 
can't find the kbd/mouse and then I get errono 2 and 3.  Which I'm 
guessing is because is just not configured (there is no file in /etc 
for the xf86conf).

Please help me with this.  I don't need an hand-holding, but even a 
clue as to _whether_ the configurators exist for this platform, or if 
I have to install them separately (but I couldn't find them in 
/usr/pkgsrc/x11), or if there's really an example configuration file 
hiding somewhere...anything.  Something.
Please.

Desparate, and hopefully soon-to-be grateful,
Jeff