>>great.  i'll do that too.  i'll note beforehand that my version of
>>/etc/rc.d/network is newer (1.26 vs 1.18) and that after you do
>>"ifconfig lo0 127.0.0.1", you have a host route (marked with an H) in
>>your table, whereas i have a non-host route (ie, not marked with an
>>H).
>
>	as i booted single-user there should be no issue with /etc/rc.d/network

i didn't think so, but i thought i'd mention it.

>	version.  anyway hope to see your results.

that was it.

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