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Subject: Re: mdconfig), uid 0: exited on signal 11
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> i386 current as of an hour ago

I had similiar problems with -STABLE.  I built/installed kernel only; and 
mdconfig stopped working, and stopped the bootup process (I use mfs for 
/tmp).  I ended up having to rebuild world.  I suspect it was related to 
the recent security advisories..