Manuel Bouyer said:

>This can happen if you're running a kernel without inet6 support.

>You also need a new /etc/rpc and /etc/services.

That fixed it. :-)

>Hum, do you have any raidframe in /etc/fstab ? fsck only uses devices
>from here.

Replacing the contents of /etc/rc.d fixed this as well.

While I was at it I updated /usr/src from the cvs server and
rebuilt the world.
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