> 
> So the questions are:
> 
> Are there any good reasons one can think of as to why the BPF code works
> for rarp and moptrace (and tcpdump for that matter) but not for mopd?  This
> is not a number of devices issue nor a /dev/bpf* issue.  The interface is a
> 'qe' interface.  Thought I would ask before I went digging around only to
> find it was a trivial item I overlooked.
> 
It should work, even if I never have used it myself.

> Did the binary set I downloaded a few months ago just overlook bootparamd,
> or is it not part of the normal NetBSD distribution?
> 
Pootparamd should be included, but it is called rpc.bootparamd and located
in /usr/sbin.

-- Ragge