Enabling drm?

[Paul Goyette <paul%whooppee.com@localhost>]

The manpage for drm(4) says

   1. X must be compiled with DRI support.  On i386, this is usually
      the default.

Is this also the default on amd64?

   2. Mesa (see http://www.mesa3d.org/) should be compiled for the
      netbsd-dri target, patch available at
         http://issc.uj.ac.za/~yorick/drm/mesa.patch

The patch at that location doesn't seem relevant.  At the very least, 
there's not enough directory-path context to figure out which files 
should be patched.  For example, the first chunk in the patch attempts 
to insert a line

         netbsd \
        +netbsd-dri \
         openbsd \

in a file named Makefile, but

        find $SRCDIR -name Makefile | xargs grep 'openbsd \\'

gives no results.

The second patch chunk attempts to update a file named 'configs/netbsd' 
but there's no configs directory anywhere in my $SRCDIR.  The final 
patch chunk creates a new file configs/netbsd-dri but again there's no 
such directory in which to place the new file!

Hints/clues, anyone?


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