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As a follow up on my report, I managed to boot by floppy and run fsck and 
can apparently recover most of the files.  (/usr/local where the pkg_add 
installed the cern_httpd is gone (empty) and with it the rest of the 
installed packages)  

I am missing /etc/rc now (and who knows what else).  To see whether I can 
avoid reinstalling the entire binary distribution, can someone send me a 
copy by mail.  I have the sources so I will try and make world after 
getting up multi-user.  I suggest someone who understands pkg_add check 
out the cern_httpd one.  

jbeukema