The sup -sa worked.

I think I've figured out what I did wrong. I had to switch to a 
bigger disk to compile. When I did, I restored both /usr/sup and 
/etc/supfiles but not /usr/pkgsrc. So when I did a sup -s, it thought 
my pkgsrc was current up a date stored in /usr/sup/current and only 
added files changed after that time.
thanks
Tom

>On Tue, 15 Jan 2002, Tom Jernigan wrote:
>
>>  I did a sup -s
>
>I haven't used sup for a long time, but I think that a "sup -a" will
>pull down all missing files.
>
>If you can do anoncvs at all, the sup should be all set up for it. You
>could do "cvs update -A -d" in devel/zlib, to get the file you need, and
>still sup over it at a later time (if you wanted to).
>
>Frederick


-- 
Tom Jernigan,  Oak Ridge National Laboratory, jernigantc@ornl.gov
Phone (865) 574-1166, FAX (865)574-1191