Is the error (wrapped for readability):

	192.168.0.42:/tftpboot/rhone.root: \
	    inaccurate wcc data (ctime) detected, disabling wcc

something to worry about?  The client is a sbmips -current from today's
sources, the server is a i386 2.0 box.  Is there something on the server
that needs to be fixed/adjusted?

One on reboot I saw:

 Starting file system checks:
 192.168.0.42:/tftpboot/rhone.root: inaccurate wcc data (ctime) detected, disabling wcc
 Setting tty flags.

On the next:

 Building databases...
 192.168.0.42:/tftpboot/rhone.root: inaccurate wcc data (mtime) detected, disabling wcc
 Checking for core dump...

And the one after that:

 Starting file system checks:
 192.168.0.42:/tftpboot/rhone.root: inaccurate wcc data (ctime) detected, disabling wcc
 Setting tty flags.

From three attempts, it's printed this message very early on during a
boot.

Simon.
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Simon Burge                                   <simonb@wasabisystems.com>
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