$NetBSD: patch-aa,v 1.24 2009/08/18 19:31:30 drochner Exp $

--- configure.orig	2009-03-19 06:00:24.000000000 +0100
+++ configure
@@ -27448,7 +27448,9 @@ cat confdefs.h >>conftest.$ac_ext
 cat >>conftest.$ac_ext <<_ACEOF
 /* end confdefs.h.  */
 #include <sys/statvfs.h>
+#ifndef __NetBSD__
 #include <sys/fstyp.h>
+#endif
 _ACEOF
 if { (ac_try="$ac_cpp conftest.$ac_ext"
 case "(($ac_try" in
@@ -33725,6 +33727,18 @@ case "$host" in
 	HOST_UTMP_LINE_REMOTE=""
 	HOST_UTMP_PSEUDO_DEVICE="false"
 	;;
+*netbsd*)
+	HOST_GDM_USER_PATH="/bin:/usr/bin"
+	HOST_HALT_COMMAND="/sbin/shutdown -p now"
+	HOST_REBOOT_COMMAND="/sbin/shutdown -r now"
+	HOST_SUSPEND_COMMAND="/usr/sbin/zzz"
+	HOST_XSESSION_SHELL=/bin/sh
+	HOST_SOUND_PROGRAM=/usr/bin/audioplay
+	HOST_GDMGNOMESESSIONCMD="dbus-launch --exit-with-session gnome-session"
+	HOST_UTMP_LINE_ATTACHED="/dev/console"
+	HOST_UTMP_LINE_REMOTE=""
+	HOST_UTMP_PSEUDO_DEVICE="false"
+	;;
 *)
 	HOST_GDM_USER_PATH="/bin:/usr/bin"
 	HOST_HALT_COMMAND="/usr/bin/poweroff;/sbin/poweroff;/sbin/shutdown -h now;/usr/sbin/shutdown -h now"
@@ -33741,18 +33755,18 @@ esac
 
 # allow user to override the host-specific default
 
-test "x$GDM_USER_PATH" == x && GDM_USER_PATH=${HOST_GDM_USER_PATH}
-test "x$GDM_HALT_COMMAND" == x && GDM_HALT_COMMAND=${HOST_GDM_HALT_COMMAND}
-test "x$HALT_COMMAND" == x && HALT_COMMAND=${HOST_HALT_COMMAND}
-test "x$REBOOT_COMMAND" == x && REBOOT_COMMAND=${HOST_REBOOT_COMMAND}
-test "x$SUSPEND_COMMAND" == x && SUSPEND_COMMAND=${HOST_SUSPEND_COMMAND}
-test "x$XSESSION_SHELL" == x && XSESSION_SHELL=${HOST_XSESSION_SHELL}
-test "x$SOUND_PROGRAM" == x && SOUND_PROGRAM=${HOST_SOUND_PROGRAM}
-test "x$GDMGNOMESESSIONCMD" == x && GDMGNOMESESSIONCMD=${HOST_GDMGNOMESESSIONCMD}
-test "x$UTMP_LINE_ATTACHED" == x && UTMP_LINE_ATTACHED=${HOST_UTMP_LINE_ATTACHED}
-test "x$UTMP_LINE_REMOTE" == x && UTMP_LINE_REMOTE=${HOST_UTMP_LINE_REMOTE}
-test "x$UTMP_PSEUDO_DEVICE" == x && UTMP_PSEUDO_DEVICE=${HOST_UTMP_PSEUDO_DEVICE}
-test "x$GDM_RBAC_SYSCMD_KEYS" == x && GDM_RBAC_SYSCMD_KEYS=${HOST_GDM_RBAC_SYSCMD_KEYS}
+test "x$GDM_USER_PATH" = x && GDM_USER_PATH=${HOST_GDM_USER_PATH}
+test "x$GDM_HALT_COMMAND" = x && GDM_HALT_COMMAND=${HOST_GDM_HALT_COMMAND}
+test "x$HALT_COMMAND" = x && HALT_COMMAND=${HOST_HALT_COMMAND}
+test "x$REBOOT_COMMAND" = x && REBOOT_COMMAND=${HOST_REBOOT_COMMAND}
+test "x$SUSPEND_COMMAND" = x && SUSPEND_COMMAND=${HOST_SUSPEND_COMMAND}
+test "x$XSESSION_SHELL" = x && XSESSION_SHELL=${HOST_XSESSION_SHELL}
+test "x$SOUND_PROGRAM" = x && SOUND_PROGRAM=${HOST_SOUND_PROGRAM}
+test "x$GDMGNOMESESSIONCMD" = x && GDMGNOMESESSIONCMD=${HOST_GDMGNOMESESSIONCMD}
+test "x$UTMP_LINE_ATTACHED" = x && UTMP_LINE_ATTACHED=${HOST_UTMP_LINE_ATTACHED}
+test "x$UTMP_LINE_REMOTE" = x && UTMP_LINE_REMOTE=${HOST_UTMP_LINE_REMOTE}
+test "x$UTMP_PSEUDO_DEVICE" = x && UTMP_PSEUDO_DEVICE=${HOST_UTMP_PSEUDO_DEVICE}
+test "x$GDM_RBAC_SYSCMD_KEYS" = x && GDM_RBAC_SYSCMD_KEYS=${HOST_GDM_RBAC_SYSCMD_KEYS}
 
 # On Solaris, the /usr/bin/Xserver script is used to decide whether to
 # use Xsun or Xorg, so this is used on Solaris.
@@ -33825,6 +33839,11 @@ elif test -x /usr/bin/X; then
    X_SERVER_PATH="/usr/bin"
    X_SERVER="/usr/bin/X"
    X_CONFIG_OPTIONS="-audit 0"
+elif test "x${X11BASE}" != x; then
+   X_PATH="${X11BASE}/bin"
+   X_SERVER_PATH="${X11BASE}/bin"
+   X_SERVER="${X11BASE}/bin/X"
+   X_CONFIG_OPTIONS="-audit 0"
 else
    # what to do, what to do, this is wrong, but this just sets the
    # defaults, perhaps this user is cross compiling or some such
@@ -33834,6 +33853,7 @@ else
    GDM_USER_PATH="$GDM_USER_PATH:/usr/bin/X11:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/local/bin:/opt/X11R6/bin"
    X_CONFIG_OPTIONS="-audit 0"
 fi
+X_CONFIG_OPTIONS="$X_SERVER_ARGS $X_CONFIG_OPTIONS"
 
 # Use Xephyr if it is available.  It works better than Xnest since Xephyr
 # supports the Xserver extensions, even if on a remote machine.