Someone from the list (sorry, I forget who) pointed me in the right dire=
ction.
Apparently my version of NetBSD (or more versions, I am running about a =
4-6
day old kernel on a two week old system) has trouble recognizing ELF lin=
ux
binaries from SVR4 ELF binaries. I recompiled my kernel without compat=5F=
SVR4
and it works fine now.

I have another quick question. I have a server setup with a single IP on=
 it
for my use (assigned to ie1). I wish to temporarily assign a second IP t=
o the
same interface (ie1). My first one is 204.186.29.34 and the one I wish t=
o
attach also is 204.186.29.13.  Now, I use "ifconfig ie1 inet 204.186.29.=
13
alias netmask 255.255.255.0" and I get two errors:

ifconfig: SIOCAFADDR: File exists
<date> <hostname> /netbsd: ie1: device timeout (comes up twice in a row)=


Now, although I still get an error, it seems to work just fine.  Is ther=
e a
better way to assign a second IP to an interface? Maybe some sort of vir=
tual
interface that forwards packets to another interface?

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