Having recovered from my NFS problems of yesterday (which, by the way,
were totally pilot-error induced!), I tried to start updating my NFS
server to -current.  I built a new kernel from the same old config file
that I've been using for ages, and when I booted up, I got this in my
/var/log/messages file:

Aug 15 13:48:24 pc3 nfsd[128]: nfssvc: Function not implemented
Aug 15 13:48:24 pc3 nfsd[129]: nfssvc: Function not implemented
Aug 15 13:48:24 pc3 nfsd[130]: nfssvc: Function not implemented
Aug 15 13:48:24 pc3 nfsd[131]: nfssvc: Function not implemented
Aug 15 13:48:24 pc3 nfsd[126]: can't add UDP socket

This is with a 1.5X kernel (and yes, I do have filesystem NFS turned on)
and a 1.5T userland.

Any ideas?


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