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Subject: Re: couldn't bind to local address
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On Sunday 21 May 2006 14:00, David Xu wrote:
> in fact, finally I found sysinstall only put nve0 in variable
> network_interfaces, this causes lo0 does not have an address assigned.
>
> David Xu

Sorry for misleading, I finally found the culprit,  it is gnome Networking 
Setting dialog, if you use it, it will write network_interfaces  
into /etc/rc.conf, but it ignores lo0, so next time when you reboot your 
machine, the lo0 adaptive does not have an address, now I can
reproduce it on another machine, there is a line in my rc.conf file:

network_interfaces=fxp0

but no lo0

David Xu