Brian Buhrow wrote:
> 	Hello folks.  I'm trying to update my -current source tree again and,
> it seems, I always seem to mess up the fetching of the sources with cvs
> somehow.
> I'm using
> cvs update -dP
> from the /usr/src directory with a source tree

I'm new to NetBSD and fairly new to CVS also, but I've had no problems with:

cd /usr
cvs -z3 updat -Pd src  [this updates everything in the /usr/src directory and
below]

and to update the /usr/pkgsrc directory:
cd /usr
cvs -z3 update -Pd pkgsrc

> I get: after a while of cleaning and building:
> ld: cannot find -lgcc_pic
> this is building libc, using the ld in the /usr/src/tools directory.
> 
> 	My questions are:
> 
> 1.  Is anyone else seeing this problem?

No, but I haven't finished today's build yet ;-)  There are frequent
problems with compiling the -current distribution -- it's a normal
fact of "-current" life in any operating system I've ever followed.
Chances are someone will fix the problem in a day or two and all
will compile normally again after another cvs update (or two).