In article <200302202133.h1KLXDH10105@carolina.rr.com>,
VaX#n8 <vax@carolina.rr.com> wrote:

This is not strictly an upgrade :-) Did you update both the userland
and the kernel, and the binary that you are running has been compiled
under 1.5.2?

While there is a strict order between:

    1.4[A-Z] < 1.5[A-Z] == true
and
    1.4{,.[0-9]} < 1.5{,.[0-9]} == true

there is no such ordering defined for:

    1.4{,.[0-9]} < 1.5[A-Z] ???
or
    1.4[A-Z] < 1.5{,.[0-9]} ???

christos

>I recently upgraded from NetBSD-1.4E to NetBSD-1.5.2 and CFS, Matt Blaze's
>crypting filesystem, stopped working.  I cannot successfully perform this
>operation:
>mount_nfs -s -i -2 -U localhost:/mnt/null /mnt/crypt
>Cannot MNT RPC: RPC: Program not registered.
>
>I notice that "rpcinfo -p" used to show cfsd registered there,
>IIRC with a very high port and/or program number.  No longer does it show up.
>
>If it makes any difference, I have not enabled IPv6 in my kernel config since
>I don't fully understand it yet.
>
>rpcbind generates the following syslogs:
>Feb 20 16:30:40 linkdead rpcbind: cannot create socket for udp6
>Feb 20 16:30:40 linkdead rpcbind: cannot create socket for tcp6
>Feb 20 16:30:40 linkdead rpcbind: cannot get local address for udp:
>servname not supported for ai_socktype
>Feb 20 16:30:40 linkdead rpcbind: cannot get local address for tcp:
>servname not supported for ai_socktype
>
>Any help?