Paul Goyette writes:
- As others pointed out, my problem was that, even though I'd updated
- using fsck -c 4 I still had FFSv1 file system, not v2.  So the
- bootxx_ffsv2 should have been bootxx_ffsv1.

	Hmm, when I attempted to use ffsv1 boot blocks, I saw
the problem.  I've tried installing several different versions,
and saw the same problem.  I haven't retried recently (since the
first of the year) to see if the problem has gone away..

	I'll try again soon..

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