Interesting that others have seen the mouse and window move problem under xfce.
My system is an amd64 with Intel driver and I’m using X from the base
distribution.
I have been building the packages myself and using them for the installation
and I always do a clean system install of 8.0_STABLE
"J. Lewis Muir" writes:
> I have an amd64 router running the netbsd-8 stable branch that does not
> have sources and does not have pkgsrc, and I'd like to build the kernel
> and userland from source on another machine and then install them on the
> router; how do I do that?
If you mean "update"
On Sat, 9 Feb 2019, at 16:38:18 -0600, Robert Nestor wrote:
> I’m still trying to isolate the problem I’m seeing. Did notice that
> hal is no longer dragged in when I install xfce4 from current or
> 2018Q4, so I’ve eliminated it in my install. Avahi was being pulled
> in when I installed seamonke
The last few days on -current pkgsrc I upgraded gnome, xfce4 and mate
on -current (amd64, atm from an hour ago). They all seem to work fine;
I did install avahi, hal and dbus as per the gnome's MESSAGE, but
found that xfce4 works without the former two; I always start xfce4
with 'startxfce4', for s
I’m still trying to isolate the problem I’m seeing. Did notice that hal is no
longer dragged in when I install xfce4 from current or 2018Q4, so I’ve
eliminated it in my install. Avahi was being pulled in when I installed
seamonkey, so I’ve disabled it for the time being. Where I am now is tes
On Fri, 8 Feb 2019, at 15:13:35 -0600, Robert Nestor wrote:
> As suggested by David Gutteridge, I commented out the startup of the
> dbus, hal and avahi daemons in rc.conf. When I did this, xfce4 came
> up and appeared to be working. So that begs the question, why the
> install of xfce4 also inst
On Sat, 9 Feb 2019, J. Lewis Muir wrote:
> https://mail-index.netbsd.org/netbsd-help/2008/03/04/msg89.html
> https://mail-index.netbsd.org/netbsd-help/2008/03/04/msg90.html
>
> but that's for upgrading from NetBSD 3.1 to 4, so I'm not confident that
> it applies to NetBSD 8.
That sho
I have an amd64 router running the netbsd-8 stable branch that does not
have sources and does not have pkgsrc, and I'd like to build the kernel
and userland from source on another machine and then install them on the
router; how do I do that?
I'm aware of the "Updating an existing system from sour
