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I am sliding a 9.1 host with a set of jails to 9.2. In 9.2 inetd gets the 
following at boot "inetd[1889]: madvise() failed: Operation not permitted". 
inetd functions correctly and I see no other problems. Is this a problem 
introduced with 9.2? Is there any action I should take?

The setting are the same as 9.1, e.g., in both the host and the guest systems 
inetd is limited to their respective IPs.


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