Does MKX11=no (either in /etc/mk.conf or using -V in build.sh) do what you
want?

You probably also want to check into not building other 'stuff' (check man
mk.conf).  On my server, I usually build with:

MKDOC=no
MKLINT=no
MKINFO=no
MKPROFILE=no
# Don't build Auth methods we don't need
# Note that sysinst chokes w/o these due to PAM dependencies!
MKKERBEROS=no
MKKERBEROS4=no
MKHESIOD=no
MKSKEY=no
MKYP=no
# I don't use sendmail or postfix
MKSENDMAIL=no
MKPOSTFIX=no
# I don't want IPV6
MKINET6=no
# I don't want IPFilter
MKIPFILTER=no
# Build X stuff?
MKX11=no


Hope that helps.
    ScottE

On Tue, 27 Nov 2007 15:26:43 -0600, "David Dudley" <DavidDu@cctexas.com>
wrote:
> I'm building NetBSD-current for use on a Soekris 5501 card (500 MHZ
> Geode, Network, ...).
> 
> The hardware doesn't have resources for running XWindow applications,
> as it only has serial ports and network connections.
> 
> When I try to build from source with the build.sh script, is there a
> way for me to build an installation image that does not contain X?  I
> don't need X on these servers, and it just clutters up the package.  Can
> I successfully build a release package without X in some manner?  I've
> tried building without -x, but things fail when I try to build a disk
> image.
> 
> Thanks,
> David Dudley