> Wish I was good enough to supply code, but can someone look at the newfs
> parameters? On my install I was unable to get src from cvs because there
> weren't enough inodes created on the filesystem.

I presume you are talking about what happened after the install, not
some part of the install process?

The default number of inodes is actually fairly generous (usually),
although I have shot myself in the foot in that area!

What does 'df -ki' give for that filesystem?
A netbsd src/build tree seems to need ~1.5GB and ~150000 inodes.

A minimal i386 install on a 1GB disk has:

# df -ki
Filesystem 1K-blocks  Used  Avail Capacity iused  ifree %iused Mounted on
/dev/md0a       2363  1936    427    81%      41     21   66%  /
mfs:8            207    36    160    18%     850     44   95%  /dev
kernfs             1     1      0   100%       0      0  100%  /kern
/dev/wd0a     856323 52071 761435     6%    4958 228000    2%  /targetroot

So with the number of blocks/inode for the rooot filesystem you shouldn't
have any trouble.

	David

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David Laight: david@l8s.co.uk