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Subject: reoccuring dmesg problem...
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dmesg always gives the following error:

dmesg: sysctl kern.msgbuf: No such file or directory                      
                                               

I was told that my kernel was out of synch from my ports (or was it
sources?)... and I should rebuild the kernel and do a make world to
resolve the problem... well I've tried that solution umm 4 times ... but
I've yet to yield a positive result... :/

anymore suggestions?

-Sameer

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