> 
> >I tried "make build" in /usr/src, and it choogled along for a while, but 
> >then quit when it failed to find something called "compile_et".  I'm sure 
> >there's something more I should have done, but where do I find out what?
> 
> By the time "make build" got that far, it had overwritten your
> /usr/share/mk with new bsd.*.mk files. Those may work properly with
> your 1.3.2 make, or they may try and use new features which aren't in
> the old 1.3.2 make binary.

Oops!  I'd better make sure I have backups of the source tree so I don't 
have to sup it all again in case I have to re-install from the binaries.
> 
> also:
> 
> >> > I tried "make build" in /usr/src, and it choogled along for a while, but 
> >> > then quit when it failed to find something called "compile_et".
> >> 
> >> Hmmm. It shouldn't have done that. Did you forget, perhaps, to unpack
> >> the secr set when you built your machine?
> 
> >Hmmm.  Maybe that's it.
> 
> It shouldn't have even tried to build compile_et unless you already
> had a /usr/src/domestic.  You may have gotten an empty
> /usr/src/domestic (with the right permissions) just by installing the
> snapshot.  If so, that's arguably a bug in /usr/src/Makefile, and 
> a PR is in order.

I think what happened here is that I skipped the security stuff when I 
installed the binaries, but I do have it in the sources.