This is a general problem with init using what need to be reserved
virtual terminals. init runs rc scripts first (stage 2), then the tty
setup
(stage 3). So when a program at rc time selects what appears to be an
available virtual terminal a problem will arrise when init uses the same
terminal. This problem also occurs with the package gdm. gdm can start
up
multiple X servers, and for this relies on X doing an autoselect of
the virtual terminal, but if X is setup for autoselect, then it will not
work at boot up due to selecting a virtual terminal that init wants.
I believe NetBSD needs a way to reserve these ports.
	Cliff Wright

> > Did you make sure that the X11 server uses an own virtual console
> > and doesn't fight with a "getty" process over the keyboard? For
> > "kdm" this is configured via
> > "/usr/pkg/share/kde/config/kdm/Xservers". The default NetBSD package
> > source configuration will try to use the 5th virtual console for the
> > X11 server.
> >
> >  Kind regards
> 
> There was not a virtual console specified...
> Changing
> ":0 local /usr/X11R6/bin/X -nolisten tcp"
> to
> ":0 local /usr/X11R6/bin/X -nolisten tcp vt5"
> made thinks working.
> 
> Tkanks, Peter