Xorg compilation issues - source update question

["Philip Dodd" <philip.dodd%free.fr@localhost>]

Hi,

I'm using NetBSD 5-something and currently building from source fails on 
dri2proto in external/mit/xorg/include with "nmbmake : Don't know how to 
make dri2proto.h".  I googled around and this led me to believe that it's 
stale dependencies, so I cleared out /usr/obj and /usr/tools and tried 
again, with the same results.  I suspected that maybe my source trees was 
somehow corrupt so I removed the contents of external/mit/xorg, updated the 
sources again and tried to build, with the same results.

The command I use to build is :

cd /usr/src
./build.sh -O ../obj -T ../tools -U distribution

In /etc/mk.conf I explicitly declare MKX11=YES, X11_TYPE=modular, and 
X11FLAVOUR=Xorg.

and to update the sources I use

cvs -q update -Pd -r netbsd-5

Am I right in thinking that cvs command will get me the latest version of 
NetBSD 5 (rather than, say, getting me 5.0.1)?

This is driving me bananas, doubly so because I'm convinced that it's 
something dumb on my part.  Any ideas to put me out of my misery would be 
much appreciated.

Best regards,

Phil 


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