> > or do you mean that it doesn't work in some way?
> 
> no, I mean it isn't there. I snarf'd the image from 960425 on ftp.netbsd.org,
> and dropped the bin.tar.gz update on top of it. no telnet. :( and a hosed 
> compiler. dunno why, but I'll reinstall, see if that helps.

This doesn't make much sense, and nobody else has reported it...  I
don't really know what to say...


> > What this _really_ looks like is that you copied your /usr/include
> > from an i386 system, and are trying to compile.  This would cause both
> > this problem and your <string.h> problem.  You can't do that, and,
> > frankly, i have no idea why you would have thought that you could...
> > 
> 
> nope. didn't do that. that would be silly. I'll see what I can do with this.
> Thanks to all for all the help.

I agree that it would be silly...  however, I have no other
explanation for what you're seeing.  Could you send me your
/usr/include/machine/types.h and /usr/include/machine/ansi.h files?


cgd