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Subject: strangeness on new cvsup
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smp i386 cv supped Nov 28 19:26 gmt

boot single abuser to do the installworld

:/> mount -a
WARNING: R/W mount of /usr/home denied.  Filesystem is not clean - run fsck
mount: /dev/twed0s1gW: AOperation not peRrmitted
NING: /root was not properly dismounted

as the system was taken down cleanly, i was not amused.  so i went to
boot the kernel.old, and it was not there!

OK ls boot
boot
 d  defaults
 d  kernel
 d  modules
    mbr
    boot0
    boot0sio
    boot
    boot1
    boot2
    cdboot
    loader
    loader.help
    loader.4th
    support.4th
    screen.4th
    frames.4th
    beastie.4th
    loader.rc
    pxeboot
    device.hints
    loader.conf
    loader.old
 d  kernel.bad                                          
    loader.conf.local
    loader.conf.local~

randy