> OK, i didn't realized that we could use other netbsd68k stuff; i thought 
> the mac dependencies continued on :)  I don't suppose we can run linux 
> 68k binaries, too?

Is there still a linux-68k effort?  There is a COMPAT_LINUX option for 
the kernel, don't know if it would work, tho...

> Also, there is a new release of lyx tomorrow; if you're about to 
> compile, it might be worth waiting a day.
> 
> So, if i understand things correctly, i need to:
> 1) put comp1.2 onto the system
> 2) unpack xforms.81 for any 68k netbsd
> 3) unpack libXpm4.7
> 4) get the lyx source.
> 
> Will these be all the files that i need, or do i need something else to 
> make lyx?

sorry, don't know about the above (i've never used lyx)

> For that matter, i don't think i have enough room left on my drive for 
> the comp stuff, but i do have a zip set up.  putting /usr/src there is 
> obvious, but what about the compilers?  Before I get a truly unbearable 
> number of files i cant find :), what extra directories should actually 
> be links to the zip??
> 
> and when i'm done, would people like this tgz'd?  And if so, where do i 
> send it to make it available?

Once you package it up, put it at the following location:

ftp://ftp.macbsd.com/pub/contrib/incoming

Later.

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Colin Wood                                      ender@is.rice.edu
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