Mason Loring Bliss writes:
>Does NetBSD include the XF86Setup utility? The docs seem to recommend using

No, but if you have an earlier XF86 sitting around it works.
[Hmm, thought I had a tar file around here somewhere...]
Anyway, it is handy, though I had to build a custom kernel for my
laptop to get /dev/pms0 - anyone know why this device is left out of
the 1.3 i386/GENERIC kernel?

If you are stuck for XF86Setup, I can tar up a setup binaries that worked
for me.

--sjg