Alan Barrett <[email protected]> writes: > On Wed, 18 Dec 2013, Thomas Mueller wrote: >> I just looked in NetBSD's /etc/mk.conf and found the lines >> #if BSD_PKG_MK >> #endif >> with pkgsrc stuff in between, so those lines are still there. > > It should be ".if" and ".endif", not "#if" and "#endif", like this: > > .if defined(BSD_PKG_MK) > pkgsrc stuff goes here > .endif
This is documented in The pkgsrc Guide at least. It would be nice if someone could revisit it and proof-read it. Preferably someone else (i.e. not me). At least impressions and suggestions would be welcome. >> I must bear in mind that FreeBSD is much stabler than NetBSD >> on my hardware. > > Please report crashes. I don't know whether there's a document > on how to do that, but you can use the send-pr(1) program, and > include the relevant kernel messages (the green text you might > see on the console), and any extra information you are able to > gather from the kernel debugger (an abbreviated version of the > output from ddb's "bt" command is often useful). http://wiki.netbsd.org/panic -- HE CE3OH...
