On Sun, 17 Dec 1995, Allen Briggs wrote:

> > I tried to reinstall the kernel, no dice.  I then went into the mini-shell,
> > and when I did either a dir or ls in /, i got everything listed, but out of
> > order, but I also got a message of "fstat:  file not found".  Nothing
> > seemed to get rid of this.
> 
> That's a bug in the installer.  The order that the installer shows
> everything is the order that it's actually in the directory--it's not
> sorted as 'ls' in NetBSD really does it.

That is interesting.  I got the fstat: file not found message when I 
tried to mkfs and intall with my PB145 (and we know how well that 
worked).  Which is a bug?  The fstat or the order?  Could the fstat be 
indicative of something else buggy with the file system?  If so, could it 
be identified?

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