ok, this is so silly, but I think I found the problem ... sort of. I mixed 
up the install sets and kinda used 1.6.2 + 2.0 tgz sets together!! Its a 
surprised that I managed to actually install and boot up!

Well, reinstalling with 2.0 sets ... will posted.

-Robin

"Robin L." <direct2system@yahoo.com> wrote in message 
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> Thanks! :) ... let me reboot into NetBSD and try that out. Hopefully I 
> find that file ... or else I might try reinstalling only the X11 package 
> once more.
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> ""Ricardo L. A. Bánffy"" <rbanffy@utopia.com.br> wrote in message 
> news:4213287F.6090305@utopia.com.br...
>> "find / -name 'libXau.so.6'" should do (it exists on GNU/* - no BSD box 
>> around right now, at least)
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>> I was musing with "man ls" but then I realized I am on a Debian box and a 
>> lot of little stuff is quite different between BSD and the GNU tools 
>> (Linux is, after all, only a kernel) so any advice I could have given 
>> would probably be useless. I suspect you can "ls | grep" your way out of 
>> this, but can't tell you exactly how.
>>
>> When it comes to BSD, I am a newbie.
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>> Robin L. wrote:
>>> What I found out as well is that the file "libXau.so.6" cannot be found 
>>> in the /usr/X11/lib/ directory.
>>>
>>> btw, what's the command for search or find? ;)
>>>
>>> Thx!
>>>
>>> Robin
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