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On 3/25/2014 9:17 AM, Beeblebrox wrote:

> 1. If I boot into single-user, It gives ""cannot read termcap database using
> dumb terminal settings". I have checked /usr/share/misc and ran "# cap_mkdb
> termcap". Resulting .db file is same size as before.

	Unless you're doing something interesting in single user mode - i.e. 
other that trying to get to multi-user - my experience is this this is 
true but ignorable.


				Robert Huff