Thanks Matt! Since I'm local I'd be happy to buy you a non-virtual beer!

I tracked down the pmap error I was getting to some screwed up structures 
in the VM system and that led me to discover that I had built the Alpha2 
kernel with the -current include tree :-( So I've now reorganized my disk 
repositories as follows:

         /export/NetBSD
                 1.5/
                     src/        -- cvs copy of the source tree ( Tagged 
with netbsd-1-5 )
                     build/      -- DESTDIR target of this build
                     release/    -- RELEASEDIR target of this build
                     root/       -- netbootable system image (for testing)
                     logs/       -- build logs for later analysis
                 current/
                     src/        -- cvs copy of the source tree ( NO tag )
                     build/      -- DESTDIR target of this build
                     release/    -- RELEASEDIR target of this build
                     root/       -- netbootable system image (for testing)
                     logs/       -- build logs for later analysis

And I have one for 1.4 as well but that hasn't seen much use lately. Now my 
build script can algorithmically and correctly locate the correct 
directories for building.

--Chuck

At 12:16 PM 9/12/00 -0700, Matt Thomas wrote:
>At 02:42 PM 9/11/2000 -0700, Chuck McManis wrote:
>>I cvs'uped a couple of days ago and built a new 1.5 kernel (still trying 
>>to build a kernel without the pmap_enter panic) and this one boots on my 
>>VS3100/M76 but goes into a loop prior to going multiuser with a bunch of 
>>messages about the cache being wrong. They don't seem to be captured in 
>>either the dmesg or log output so I can't reproduce them for you here. 
>>Very strange.
>
>I just booted a 1.5_ALPHA2 kernel on my VS4000/60 without problem.  I just 
>uploaded
>a 1.5_ALPHA2 snapshot to ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/NetBSD-1.5_APLHA2/vax
>
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