Bob Nestor said:

> The packages system is constantly changing and sometimes 
> elements get out of sync with each other.  When the CDROM was 
> created a snapshot of the package system was taken of what 
> existed at that point in time - April 13th for your CD as I 
> recall.  While the CD can give you a big hand in getting 
> things up and running initially, or serve as a good backup, 
> it's always a good idea to check for the latest stuff on 
> ftp.netbsd.org or one of it's mirrors.  The latest version I 
> see out there is tcl-8.0p2.

Could it be that hfssh sees 7.6 as "not 7.5" and therefore too old?
I'd be interested in hearing from someone who actually has this
running with 7.6/4/2.  Does Tcl/Tk 8.x work with the hfs stuff?
Many packages break with the latest Tcl libs, so I always try using
7.6 et al. first...  If it comes down to it, I suppose I should go
and build my own copy of the hfs programs to be sure I have them
synced with my current system.

I'd love to go to 1.3.2, but since I'm using Paul's SLOTMAN kernel
and he's having trouble applying the diffs to a current release,
I may have to wait a bit on that.

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