> > I got the linux libs from the freebsd ports tree.  Actually I run the
> > full freebsd ports tree, and just typed "make && make install" in the
> > linux lib subdirectory.  No muss, no fuss.  I think all I had to do
> > was make a link from /emul and /compat to /usr/pkg/emul .
> 
> A word of warning here - while the FreeBSD ports tree has many more
> entries when compared to the NetBSD pkgsrc tree, we have imported most
> of the common ones, and fixed a lot of them in the process. 

I didn't even realize the netbsd port of ports already had this. This
sounds even easier.

I just meant to point out that there wasn't any need to track a tar of
linux libs down by using the search engines and installing it all by
hand.

-wolfgang
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