Anyone able to run blender on netbsd-10 amd64?

[Paul Ripke <stix%stix.id.au@localhost>]

Curious, is anyone able to run blender on netbsd-10 amd64? For me, it
crashes at startup with (from blender.crash.txt):

# backtrace
0xf3ac06db <_init+0x4827db> at blender
0xf36499a1 <_init+0xbaa1> at blender
0x74c3c758df90 <__sigtramp_siginfo_2> at /lib/libc.so.12
0xf4edb37e <PyInit_mathutils_noise+0x7a71ee> at blender
0xf4ec6024 <PyInit_mathutils_noise+0x791e94> at blender
0xf4eb007d <PyInit_mathutils_noise+0x77beed> at blender
0xf4eaecd0 <PyInit_mathutils_noise+0x77ab40> at blender
0xf3b4084c <aligned_free+0x429ac> at blender
0xf3b20bc5 <aligned_free+0x22d25> at blender
0xf579e9a9 <PyInit_aud+0x279239> at blender

gdb doesn't get much from the core... lldb might be trying to tell me
that it's actually crashing in libwayland-client.so.0`wl_buffer_interface.

I'm wondering if this is due to my use of wip/openvdb & wip/opensubdiv
or a bug elsewhere. I've tried both 4.2.1 from pkgsrc-2024Q3 and the
equivalent of 4.2.4 from ~head.

I'm going to try building it without wayland and see what happens...

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