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On Thu, 6 Nov 2003, Dennis Antunes wrote:

> When using ps I get the following:
>
> #ps: bad namelist
>
> This was the case with 4.7 and continuing after upgrade
> to 4.9
> I've googled extensively and have come up empty.
> Can anyone help?

Other than the kernel/world sync issue, you can also get this if you don't
use /boot/loader to boot your system.

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