Martin encoded:
>Shouldn't tracking current go without -r netbsd-1-5 ?
> (due to the web page it does...)
> Wouldn't wonder if you are installing the 'ancient' version of ipf,
> because you select release - 1 - 5 version (which is a bit outdated now)
>
>Hope I could have helped ya,
>
>Martin Weber

You're sure? At first i thought the same thought but then reread
documentation on this:

<Start quote>=80 anoncvs: If you want to retrieve the NetBSD 1.5.1 source
code using anoncvs, update your source tree using the "-r netbsd-1-5" flag
to the cvs "update" command, or check out a separate tree using this flag
to the "checkout" command. To be sure that you get the 1.5.1 source tree,
you should always use the "-r netbsd-1-5" flag. <End quote>

Besides my kernel is 1.5.1_Beta2.

But thanks for thinking with me,
T@W