Hi Tomoki,
  I have compiled and installed several times current without
problems with this steps that are in the documentation section:

http://www.netbsd.org/Documentation/current/

  I hope it is helpful with you case.

Regards,
  scalopus




On Sun, Jun 05, 2005 at 12:31:05PM +0900, Tomoki NetBSD Mailing Lists wrote:
> I have recently installed netbsd onto my laptop.  I have been trying
> to update my system to current.  But when I am compiling the userland
> the build.sh fails.  I want to make sure I am doing this correctly.
> 
> 1) UPDATE /usr/src:  I have tried both cvs and cvsup 
> 2) compile tools: in /usr/src "./build.sh tools"
> 3) compile kernel:  in /usr/src "./build.sh kernel=GENERIC_LAPTOP"
> 4) install kernel:  in he compiled GENERIC_LAPTOP directory "make
> install" and restart
> 
> I get this far fine and the booted up kernel is 3.99.5 
> 
> 5) compile the userland:  in /usr/src "./build.sh -U -D
> /usr/i386build/ distribution"
> 6) install compiled userland:  in /usr/src "./build.sh -U -D
> /usr/i386build/ install=/"
> 
> step 5 is where I run into trouble
> the compile fails.  everyday i keep updating the src and everyday
> attempt to compile, but no success yet for over a week....
> 
> am I not doing this correct?
> 
> TIA,
> Tomoki