Okay, so I created a fictional user with uid 200:

	me::200:0::0:0:me:/:/bin/csh

and logged in as "me", but when I tried to chown the file

	chown 0 netbsd [or: chown root netbsd]

I get the message

	chown: netbsd: Operation not permitted

I'm the only person using this machine and I'm not connected to a network,
so security is not a serious concern for now.  For the time being I've
kept the "me" account and put a "*" into the master.passwd file to prevent
any theoretical misuse of access.  But I'd really prefer to change the
ownership to the appropiate setting.

Thanks,

	Jeff Ohlmann