pkg-freebsd and pkg-netbsd are where the prototypes for the coda
packages are held for the freebsd and netbsd systems.

To build Coda on FreeBSD (or NetBSD):
        pkg-bsd.sh <coda-version> FreeBSD or NetBSD
	cp -rp net /usr/ports (or /usr/pkgsrc)
This will install a coda_client, coda_doc, coda_intro and coda_server
package.  The standard method for building a bsd package can be followed.
For NetBSD for example,
	cd /usr/pkgsrc/net/coda_client
	make package
NOTE:
If you already HAD these packages in your ports (pkgsrc) area, these
will most probably get you older releases of the packages.

You also may be able to build the packages in place.  For example,
	cd pkg-freebsd/net/coda_client 		and type
	make package
NOTE:
For NetBSD, to make this work you should first put a link to
the package system mk directory in pkg-netbsd
	cd pkg-netbsd
	ln -s /usr/pkgsrc/mk mk

Finally, for both coda_client and coda_server the Makefile must
choose a specific Coda release.  The current default is specified when the
package subtree is created.  If this is not desired, you can override the
RELEASE variable either by editting the Makefile or simply passing in a new
release, viz
	make RELEASE=4.6.6 package

Also, you might want to compute the checksum of the coda-src tgz
file used for your release and make an files/md5 entry for it.
The content would be, for example,
MD5 (coda-<RELEASE>.tgz) = <MD5 VALUE>