>   - look for a list of optional directories where rc.d-style scripts can
>     be found (eg. /usr/pkg/etc/rc.d, /usr/local/etc/rc.d, etc.).  For
>     example with "more_rc_d=/usr/pkg/etc/rc.d" in /etc/rc.conf, do this
>     in /etc/rc:

FYI, the fundamental problem seems to be there that you have to run
rcorder *before* anything else - including the script that mounts /usr.


 - Hubert

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