Thanks.  I got everything working with this minimal amd.conf (for
future googler's):


[ global ]
dismount_interval =     900
map_type =              file

[ /net ]
map_name =              /etc/amd/net


-russ


christos@zoulas.com (Christos Zoulas) writes:

> In article <87heg8wfnh.fsf_-_@mingus.thelonious.dyndns.org>,
> Russell McManus <russell_mcmanus@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >
> >I just upgraded one of my netbsd boxes to 1.6, and I noticed that amd
> >does not seem to work quite the same way as before.  Before the
> >upgrade, I had amd configured to automount /net/host/blah/blah
> >automatically by following the directions in the NetBSD guide.
> >
> >Now when I try to run amd, it complains about /etc/amd.conf not
> >existing.  I read the amd and amd.conf manpages, but I have had
> >difficultly getting things working they way they were on 1.5.x.
> >
> >Is this issue discussed in the documentation anywhere?  Any other
> >ideas would be appreciated.
> 
> This is the new way to configure amd and it is done in the startup
> scripts. You can still use the old way, by modifying the startup
> scripts, but a better way is to contstruct an amd.conf:
> 
> # $Id: amd.conf,v 1.1 2002/06/01 22:28:03 kim Exp $
> #
> 
> [ global ]
> dismount_interval =	900
> map_type =		file
> 
> [ /proj ]
> map_name =		/etc/amd/proj
> 
> [ /src ]
> map_name =		/etc/amd/src
> 
> [ /u ]
> map_name =		/etc/amd/u