>From: Simon Burge <simonb@telstra.com.au>
>
>The setup I've got is two machines, each with root and /var on a local
>disk, and /usr mounted of a file server.  Both of these machines were
>running -current of about August 26th.  I've recently run a "make build"
>with October 29 sources on one of the machines (vlad), and now the other
>machine (mona) is a little knackered.  Trying to telnet to mona gives
>the following:
>
>	balrog:~ 3> telnet mona
>	Trying 172.73.42.230...
>	Connected to mona.supp.cpr.itg.telecom.com.au.
>	Escape character is '^]'.
>	telnetd: undefined symbol: '__stat13' 12
>	Connection closed by foreign host.

Make sure the kernel and *all* of userland on mona (especially /bin
and /sbin which are not on the shared /usr filesystem) are up to date.
Reboot mona and all should be well.

This isn't really a kernel problem, it's caused by out-of-date
userland binaries but up-to-date shared libs.

Cheers,
entropy

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