John Nemeth <jnemeth%cue.bc.ca@localhost> writes: > To answer the original poster's question, no a full install > does not include the sources. On the "Custom Install" menu there > are check boxes for sources (both base and X); however, most install > media don't include the source sets. You can find the sources for > everything included with NetBSD on the ftp server. For example, > the path for the 9.2 sources is /pub/NetBSD/NetBSD-9.2/source/sets . > Extract the tar balls with "tar xpf <set> -C /". And, I view it as unusual to want to unpack sources from sets, rather than access them through a version control system either the native CVS, or an hg or git mirror. I check them out via CVS on one or maybe two of my machines, and update them along the stable branches (or current), because on my main/sort-of-production machine I basically always want to be running the latest netbsd-9.
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