> 
> A couple questions. 
> 
> 1:  Has there been a binary update for the bugs with ZIII and an '040?  I am not proficient in C and even worse in Unix.
> 
> 2:  Are the installs for the new binaries complete?  I need to reinstall the system anyway. why not start with a fresh archive?  :)

I have just uploaded a new snapshot to ftp.uni-regensburg.de. I have taken a 
few extra steps to make sure that this snapshot has ALL the binaries.
I am doing a diff on (/bin, /dev, /sbin, /usr/lib, /usr/bin, /usr/sbin,
 /usr/libexec) so I'll know when something is missing.


I am truely sorry that the last snapshot was missing the /usr/src/gnu part of
the tree. The /usr/src/gnu stuff was on my main partition but somehow didn't 
make it to clean partition I use to make my snapshot.


I will be uploading the install miniroot file system, also.


here is the README File.
------------------------------------
Author: Various
Uploader: Robert Leland leland@freetocreate.cais.com
Descr: NetBSD 1.1 Alpha (11 November 1995) snapshot for the Amiga
		
Keywords: NetBSD Amiga Unix snapshot 1.1 ALPHA-2 BSD 


This is a snapshot from Nov 11 22:40 sup from sup.netbsd.org.
This alpha release has been check to make sure
that all binaries are present and compiled,
UNLIKE the last release(SORRY!)


There are four GENERIC kernels included:

netbsd-retina-speed-hack.gz - Build with the RETINA_SPEED_HACK option

netbsd.gz                     The standard GENERIC kernel

netbsd-lev6.gz		      With LEVEL6 Interrupt
			      handling to prevent silo overflows when using
			      ppp or slip. (w/o RETINA_SPEED_HACK)

netbsd-lev6-ret-speed-hack.gz The GENERIC kernel built with:
			      RETINA_SPEED_HACK and
			      level 6 interrupt for no silo overflows.

If you have a retina card and a 040 based machine I am not sure
any of the kernels will work for you. If you have an 030 machine then
use the netbsd-retina-speed-hack kernel.

If upgrading from a release older than June, install
the netbsd-generic kernel first or most of your dynamically
linked executables ie (/usr/bin, /usr/sbin, /usr/libexec)
will not work with an old kernel. The new kernel will work
with most of the old binaries.


As always use tar --unlink -xzvpf <tarfile>
when unpacking the binaries.

This code does NOT contain DES code to the best
of my knowledge.

-Rob Leland, leland@freetocreate.cais.com







> - Mister Gandalf.


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