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From: dleeds@umbra.dfacades.com (Daniel Leeds)
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hi im running 2.2.2 release.

for some reason, at bootup, kvm_mkdb core dumps, segmentation fault.

i disabled this from /etc/rc for now, and was wondering if this
will break any functions in freebsd...

w, ps, etc seem to run fine so far...

what do these functions kvm_mkdb and dev_mkdb do?

thanks for any help