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Subject: kld issue for NFS install of FreeBSD 5.1-Release
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Hello,

sysinstall seems to be broken when the install media is set to NFS : the 
nfsclient.ko kernel module is not loaded, and the mount_nfs server:/share 
/dist command fails.

one workaround is to forcibly load the kernel module from the loader.rc file 
(I did it for a PXE/netboot install).

	TfH