I have a laptop which I take to my office.  In the office I want to use
NIS, amd, and kerberos.  However, at home, I don't use that stuff but the
machine gets all bothered when the network is missing.  Anyone have a
clean way for handling this?  Should I always boot single user and then
run a script which copies in the correct /etc/rc.conf?

Is there a convenient to get a menu a bootup which is something like
1) if you're at home
2) if you're in the office

Thanks

-Dan