Jason R Thorpe wrote:

> For example, you can set:
> 
> MKHESIOD=no
> MKKERBEROS=no
> MKSKEY=no
> MKYP=no
> 
> in your mk.conf to take Hesiod, Kerberos, S/Key, and YP/NIS support
> out of system libraries and programs.  

That's interesting.. I'll try that.

> For graphics ... it depends on your needs.  What kind of device? 

The device is a PC104 board (JumpTec mopslcd6). The graphic
controller is a ct69000 with a 640x480 color STN display
connected. I currently have no special application in mind
for it I but want to use it as an universal "playground"
for different hardware/software things (home automation,
robotics, mp3 player, satellite tracker)