>  | >Well, if the answer is yes, I've noticed that `modload' says "can't" (my
>  | >question comes from here, though)... should be "cannot" ;)
>  | 
>  | speaking of modload...i think it's in the wrong place.
>  | 
>  | % where modload modstat modunload
>  | /sbin/modload
>  | /usr/bin/modstat
>  | /sbin/modunload
>  | % cd /usr/src/distrib/sets/lists/
>  | % grep -r modstat *
>  | base/mi:./usr/bin/modstat       base-util-bin
>  | man/mi:./usr/share/man/cat8/modstat.0                   man-sysutil-catman
>  | man/mi:./usr/share/man/man8/modstat.8                   man-sysutil-man
>  | 
>  | looks to me like it oughta be in /usr/sbin.
>
>I don't think so.
>
>If rc.conf(5)'s $critical_filesystems_remote contains `/usr', how can
>/etc/rc.lkm (as called by /etc/rc.d/lkm1, which starts before
>/etc/rc.d/mountcritremote) function correctly?

sorry, i misspoke.  what i meant to say was:

    speaking of modload...i think one of its partners (modstat) is in
    the wrong place.

modstat is in /usr/bin, the other programs are in an sbin section, and
all the man pages are in section 8.

the "grep" output should have showed me up, but i guess it's early
where you are.  ;-)

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