>>    Perhaps someone with more information can comment on the patch
>>    level of the XF86 binary portion of the Walnut Creek CDROM.
>> 
>> I, for one, wasn't even aware that WC was distributing NetBSD.  Given
>> certain statements by WC employees in the past, this frankly surprises
>> the Hell out of me, and I would personally recommend against buying a
>> CD from them.
>> 
>> Is it the complete 1.0 distribution, including the binaries for all
>> the architectures they were made for (i386, sparc, amiga, mac, and
>> pc532, I think)?
>
>Seems to be.  Everything seems to be here.  I've been working with it
>for a couple of weeks, and everything seems to be quite complete.  Done
>kernel builds and everything.  I really cannot complain.  The only 
>semi-bummer about the WC CD is that most of the 'ports' are targeted
>for FreeBSD.  Whoever hacked up the openwin package added lots of 
>#ifndef __FreeBSD__...  it was easy to find and fix, but still
>moderately ugly.  

   Walnut Creek CDROM does *not* sell a CDROM with NetBSD on it and has no
future plans to do so. I don't know what disk you have (BSDisc from InfoMagic,
perhaps?), but it did not come from Walnut Creek CDROM.

-DG