>
>Have you tried:
>
>fsck -p -y && reboot -n
>
>???
>
>That might clear it out...might not...

Now I wonder if I've got a real problem or not.  I remember that someone
yesterday sent a message about just adding a / after the fsck line in
/etc/rc.  I'm wondering if I should do the same.

When I tried to "fsck -p -y && reboot -n", I got a usage error from fsck.
I never had this problem before I installed the "latest" snanpshots off of
ftp.netbsd.org.  Has anyone else had that problem?

By the way, fsck -p / works, but fsck -p doesn't.  Why would I now need a /
here?

Thanks,

Jon