Perry E. Metzger wrote:
> phil freeman writes:
> > > If you're running a -current kernel, you need to use -current userland
> > > if you want the kvm utilities (e.g. ps, w, etc.) to work.
> > ok.. uh what is a userland?
> All that which is not in the kernel is userland.

ahh, i see.. thank you kindly. do you think it would be wise for me to
just use this cvs thing to keep it current ? or is that just for peopl
who are developing ?