>> Some serious side effects though are that none of the systat functions,
>> such as iostat, vmstat, pigs, work reliably, and they all give a memory
>> allocation error.
>> And on boot, I get savecore: can't find device 0/0.
>> But the troubles seem worth it.  The machine is noticeably quicker.
>
>Is your kernel installed as /netbsd?  A number of programs expect it to
>be.

I think there ought to be some kind of a system call for the user land
programs to get to the running kernel file without explicitly specifying
its file name (something to the effect of argv[0] for the kernel itself?).

Just a thought.

ken