I have two questions about hp300.  I was wondering if it would be
possible to move gzip from /usr/bin to somewhere else /bin, /sbin or
something not on /usr.  The reason being is that in the last 6 months or
so, I have had /usr get corrupt three times.  The first time, I
re-installed the machine -- but the 2-3 time, I reloaded /usr.  With /usr
corrupt, the machine would work partially, but since the install sets are
gziped, I had to mount gzip via NFS and copy it over.  Since gzip is part
of the base tar ball, and /usr is supposed to be a separate partiion, it
would seem to make sense to have gzip be available if /usr bites it.  Just
a thought.

Also, can the netbsd mailing lists be setup to not allow non-list users to
send mail to the list?

				.justin.


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Justin Leonard Tripp                                   justin@ee.byu.edu
Configurable Computing Laboratory Research Assistant      CB 461 x8-7206
Electrical and Computer Engineering Department  Brigham Young University