pkgsrc is designed to still be usable on the last release, so you
	_should_ be fine.

	Of course once 1.4 comes out, you probably want to be switching
	across :)

		David/absolute

	Then let us live and love so that people will say;
	     "The devil as well as god... is an englishman."

On Fri, 16 Apr 1999, Bill Squier wrote:

> 
> Up until last week I was keeping my /usr/pkgsrc up to date using 
> NetBSD-current's pkgsrc.tar.gz.  It wasn't until the recent changes 
> (bsd.own.mk) and the small bug ( ... || ${TRUE} in shared a.out libs ) that it 
> dawned on me that for a 1.3.3 system, this might not be a Good Thing.
> 
> Is there an official mechanism to keep a released system's /usr/pkgsrc current 
> (with respect to included packages, not NetBSD-current)?
> 
> I browsed through mail-index.netbsd.org but didn't see much on the topic.  
> Pointers to past discussions welcome.
> 
> 
> -- 
> Bill Squier (groo@cs.stevens-tech.edu)
> http://www.cs.stevens-tech.edu/~groo
> Ph: (201)216-5486   Fax: (201)216-8249
> 
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