This is what I end up with:

ocamlfind ocamlopt -inline 10  -I ../netstring -I ../netsys -package  
"unix pcre"  -c  netcgi_test.ml
if [ "X" = "X" ]; then \
         ocamlfind ocamlopt -inline 10  -I ../netstring -I ../netsys - 
package "unix pcre"  -a -o netcgi.cmxa netcgi_common.cmx netcgi.cmx  
netcgi_ajp.cmx netcgi_scgi.cmx netcgi_cgi.cmx netcgi_fcgi.cmx   
netcgi_dbi.cmx netcgi1_compat.cmx netcgi_test.cmx; \
else \
         ocamlmklib -o netcgi netcgi_common.cmx netcgi.cmx  
netcgi_ajp.cmx netcgi_scgi.cmx netcgi_cgi.cmx netcgi_fcgi.cmx   
netcgi_dbi.cmx netcgi1_compat.cmx netcgi_test.cmx  ; \
fi
make[1]: Makefile.pre: No such file or directory
make[1]: *** No rule to make target `Makefile.pre'.  Stop.
make: *** [opt] Error 2

Does this have something to do with case-sensitivity? I'm building in  
a case-insensitive file system, after ./configure -with-nethttpd.

	Thanks, Joel

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