In article <000601c15557$049601e0$47faa8c0@esisa.com> you wrote:
> I upgraded my system sunday 6 from 1.5.1 to, i believed, 1.5.2 and found
> myself in 1.5.3. It didn't bother me too much at the time (this machine is
> only a learning tool) but i saw this morning on www.netbsd.org
> that the latest release is effectively 1.5.2. So what did i install really
> this fateful sunday ?

Let me guess: you upgraded by compiling sources from the netbsd-1-5
branch, without explicitly checking out netbsd-1-5-PATCH002? This indeed
gives you something beyond 1.5.2, which we tend to call 1.5.3_ALPHA these
days. It's 1.5.2 plus a few bugfixes, see src/CHANGES-1.5.3.


 - Hubert

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