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Subject: -current/rc.mumble/devfs(8) problems
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Something is wrong in /etc/rc.d land in -current right now,
/dev/null gets hidden or whatever during /etc/rc processing
and the system is generally hosed by the time it gets to multi-user.

In single user everything is fine.

Moving /sbin/devfs away results in some whinage during boot,
but a usable system.

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