Hi Folks,

As promised earlier, NetBSD/mvme68k has now officially switched to using
ELF as its default object file format.

Right now I would advise against upgrading from source until I get some
essential ELF binaries up on ftp.netbsd.org later today. Because of
a.out->ELF compatibility issues, you'll need ELF versions of a couple of
binaries in /sbin before starting.

ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/arch/mvme68k/README.ELF-UPGRADE contains
instructions on how to safely upgrade your system from source. This is
based on the i386 version from the website, with suitable changes for
mvme68k/m68k.

A snapshot will be made available soon for those who don't fancy upgrading
from source.

Finally, before you upgrade, be aware that -current is not guaranteed to
be stable from day to day and should only be used by people who want to
live on the Bleeding Edge of NetBSD development. If it's stability you
want, stick with NetBSD 1.5 for now. :-)

Cheers, Steve