On Sat, 30 Dec 2000, Dominik Rothert wrote:

> That is only one of its advantages. What I really like of having
> the base system separated from 3rd-party applications is, that I 
> can remove /usr/pkg (or whatever prefix is) and still have the same
> NetBSD I installed.

That's granularity of breakingness - chop off one partition, and one group
of system services gets hosed, rather than everything being interdependent
:-)

> 
> -Dominik
> 

ABS

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