suse32_base-13.1nb5: rebuilding run-time library search paths database
suse32_base-13.1nb5: populating /usr/pkg/emul/linux32/dev
suse32_compat-13.1: rebuilding run-time library search paths database
suse32_expat-13.1: rebuilding run-time library search paths database
suse32_libpng-13.1nb3: rebuilding run-time library search paths database
suse32_freetype2-13.1: rebuilding run-time library search paths database
suse32_fontconfig-13.1nb1: rebuilding run-time library search paths database
pkg_add: package `suse32_freetype2-13.1' was already installed as dependency, now marked as installed manually
suse32_x11-13.1nb5: rebuilding run-time library search paths database
suse32_libdrm-13.1: rebuilding run-time library search paths database
suse32_glx-13.1nb2: rebuilding run-time library search paths database
suse32_libsigc++2-13.1: rebuilding run-time library search paths database
pkg_add: package `suse32_x11-13.1nb5' was already installed as dependency, now marked as installed manually
libffi-3.0.13: registering info file /usr/pkg/info/libffi.info
No schema files found: doing nothing.
The databases in [/usr/pkg/share/applications] could not be updated.
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$NetBSD: MESSAGE.NetBSD,v 1.1 2013/12/05 11:42:14 obache Exp $

Do not forget to include COMPAT_LINUX in your kernel configuration file.
Linux binaries require this option in order to work.

Most Linux binaries also require procfs to be mounted with -o linux.
This can be automated by adding the following to your /etc/fstab:

procfs /emul/linux32/proc procfs ro,linux

Some Linux binaries also require tmpfs to be mounted on /dev/shm.
This can be automated by adding the following to your /etc/fstab:

tmpfs /emul/linux32/dev/shm tmpfs rw,-m1777

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