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From: steve@Watt.COM (Steve Watt)
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Subject: Re: 4.2-STABLE and dummynet
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ceyusa@coral.com.mx wrote:
>Hi
>
>Currently I'm using FreeBSD 4.2-STABLE for squid and bandwidth limiting with
>ipfw (dummynet).
>
>I installed FreeBSD 4.2-RELEASE from a burned CD, then I cvsuped using the 
>cvsup-stable file to 4.2-STABLE.  Right now I'm trying to do the same
>procedure, but I grab the 4.3-BETA, which doesn't work with the installed 
>ipfw.
>
>Where I can grab the 4.2-STABLE? or I most to do a make-world?

There are a number of programs that you *must* rebuild every time you
do a kernel upgrade.  The safest bet would be everything in /sbin and
/usr/sbin.  The minimal set appears to be roughly:
ipfw
ps
lsof
kld{load,stat,unload}

I'm certain there are more.  Seriously, just do a the build world cycle;
it's not that painful, and you won't hurt yourself.  Just don't forget
to do a mergemaster.

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