pkg_add: Warning: package `digest-20111104' was built for a platform:
pkg_add: NetBSD/i386 5.99.60 (pkg) vs. NetBSD/i386 6.0_BETA (this host)
fftw-3.3.1: registering info file /usr/pkg/info/fftw3.info
pkg_add: package `qt4-libs-4.8.0nb4' was already installed as dependency, now marked as installed manually
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$NetBSD: MESSAGE,v 1.1.1.1 2006/02/20 12:08:11 adam Exp $

To allow this package to coexist with other versions of Qt
it has been installed in /usr/pkg/qt4/{bin,include,lib,doc}.

You should be able to select this version of Qt when compiling
programs which use it by ensuring that

1) QTDIR is set to /usr/pkg/qt4

2) Use the "configure" argument "--with-qt-dir=/usr/pkg/qt4"

3) you may also have to put /usr/pkg/qt4/bin in your PATH

To access Qt-4 man pages add /usr/pkg/qt4/doc/man to your MANPATH
environment variable.  Note that the Qt-4 man pages are installed
here to avoid conflicts with man pages of other Qt versions.

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$NetBSD: MESSAGE,v 1.1 2008/07/31 03:58:05 bjs Exp $

NOTE:  Unfortunately, JACK wants to use a linux /proc filesystem to
perform shared memory housekeeping tasks.  Therefore, if your platform
supports a "Linux-compliant" proc filesystem, we recommend mounting one
prior to using jack.  On NetBSD, this can be accomplished with the
following command:

		mount_procfs -orw,linux /proc <mount point>

Conventionally, the mount point is /proc.  If you wish to use a different
pathname for this filesystem, you may define the JACKD_PROCFS_PATH
variable in your build environment or mk.conf as shown below.

		JACKD_PROCFS_PATH= /emul/linux/proc

ATTENTION:  NetBSD-current users who wish to run jackd with real-time
	    scheduling will likely find that the loader fails to mmap
	    the driver module(s) when using -R.  Until this issue is re-
	    solved, one may work around this problem by using the -m
	    (--no-mlock) option.

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