Subject: etcupdate devices rebuild
To: Current Users <current-users@NetBSD.org>
From: Sarton O'Brien <bsd-xen@roguewrt.org>
List: current-users
Date: 01/09/2008 16:42:03
Seeing this for the first time when opting in to rebuild devices with
etcupdate:
pax: Unable to copy ././ipstate, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././ipauth, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././ipsync, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././ipscan, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././iplookup, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././pf, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././crypto, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././lkm, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././lockstat, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././clockctl, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././atabus0, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././atabus1, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././atabus2, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././atabus3, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././tap, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././tap0, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././tap1, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././tap2, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././tap3, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././gpio0, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././gpio1, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././gpio2, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././gpio3, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././gpio4, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././gpio5, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././gpio6, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././gpio7, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././gpio, file would overwrite itself
pax: Unable to copy ././bthub, file would overwrite itself
pax: line 2396: ./puffs: type mismatch: specfile link, tree char
*** Running /usr/sbin/postinstall
Is this expected?
Thanks for any info,
Sarton