>> On Wed, 7 Nov 2001, Hubert Feyrer wrote:
>> > FYI, it seems we're the first (and only) BSD project that offer both IPv4
>> > and IPv6 connectivity to it's main web server, www.netbsd.org. To
>> > emphasize this, there is now an icon "IPv6 enabled!" on the front page.
>>
>
>I've got an IPv6 connection established via freenet6.net & I can ping6
>www.netbsd.org properly...but...when I start up rtadvd to advertise routes
>and configuration to my other machines, I get the following message in
>/var/log/messages and none of the other machines can get their
>configuration properly.
>
>Nov 7 17:04:19 paddedcell rtadvd[17779]: <make_packet> link-layer address
>option has null length on fpa0. Treat as not included.
>
>fpa0 is a DEFPA FDDI card and the box is running NetBSD 1.5.
>
>This is all gotten by running rtadvd by hand with the command line of
>"rtadvd -D fpa0"

	it seems that rtadvd(8) was never tested on FDDI cards.  sorry for the
	mess.

itojun