Steve Allen wrote back that NFS was simply GENERIC with both NFSSERVER 
and NFSCLIENT turned on.  Having already tried that (without success) I 
determined that the source code I had was one with bugs of some sort in 
it.  So, I sup'ed both ksrc-common and ksrc-mac68k from sup.netbsd.org.  
I then copied GENERIC to a file I called NFS3, turned both NFSSERVER and 
NFSCLIENT on, and changed the number of bpf's to 24.  I then proceeded to 
compile a kernal.
	When I tried to boot this kernal, it made it the automatic file 
system checks.  It checked rsd2a (the root device) and rsd1d (/usr) with 
no problems.  It did report that scsi device #2 (rsd1) doesn't support 
linked commands, which was new, but I remember reading earlier on this 
list that that wasn't a problem.  When it tried to check rsd1g (/var), 
though, it kicked me into single-user mode with the explaination that 
some unplanned event had occurred.  It stated that /dev/rsd1g was not 
configured.  What does this mean ?  What do I have to fix to get 
/dev/rsd1g to be configured ?  I really don't want to spend the rest of 
my life compiling kernals that don't work...

Thanks for all your help.  I really do appreciate NetBSD (I must.. I 
wouldn't go through such trouble for an OS I didn't like..).


Jason Fogt
jwfogt@midway.uchicago.edu