On 4-Apr-07, at 8:03 AM, Elad Efrat wrote:
> this isn't what I pointed out. I told you this change is wrong, and I
> also asked who okay'd it. revert these two commits.
>
> PLEASE STOP COMMITTING SHIT TO THE TREE WITHOUT GETTING IT OKAY'D  
> FIRST.

``NetBSD-current is a daily snapshot of the NetBSD development source  
tree. Because it is ``work in progress,'' it may not be particularly  
well tested, and it may not even compile. People developing drivers  
and other system-level software for NetBSD are encouraged to run  
NetBSD-current, as are people who want to be on the bleeding edge of  
NetBSD development. If you're just using NetBSD for day-to-day work,  
you should probably be running a formal release of NetBSD instead.''

Cheers,
Jared