> > The gcc in -current, built with the new toolchain, is 2.95.3.  I ha=
ve
> > successfully built a recent -current on two different DEC 3000/300s=
 now.
>
> So what do I do?  Grab the files from the recently announced snapshot=
,
> unpack and reboot?  That is 1.5ZA directory?

Basically, yes, with the following caveat (which I'm sure you're aware
of, but which seems suitable to mention in this context):

The customary (and required) procedure when doing this sort of non-
tool-assisted binary upgrades is to unpack your kernel first (saving
the old one under another name, e.g. netbsd.old), reboot, and only
*then* unpack the new user-land bits.  Failing to reboot will lead to
untold lossage and you'll probably end up having to reinstall your
system from scratch.  You'll then probably want to upgrade our source
base, but that's strictly optional.

Regards,

- H=E5vard