Ok, again something got futzed in the long time-space between reboots on
my netbsd machine.

Anyway, upon boot, I get a bunch of lines like:
"exec: env: not found"

So, at first glance, it looks like /usr/bin (where env is) is not in the
path. So, I change the path in various places to make sure that the path
has it. I believe it does... its in /etc/defaults/rc.local and in
/etc/profile. I even print out the path from within some of the rc
scripts, and when it scrolls past during boot, the path is correct (yeah
scroll-lock). But, it is possible, that somehow something is not getting
sourced when the scripts evoke a shell to execute something. I've even
tried adding soft-links pretty much everywhere to env.

Is there any other places I need to change the path for my boot scripts to
work?

Anyway, if anyone knows what this might be, let me know. I feel stupid
cause I know this is just some simple thing somewhere that I cannot find.

namaste,
Mark