Last week I posted a message asking for help on several problems, and got 
many suggestions, for which I thank everybody. But, I still cannot get 
netatalk running.

Here's the setup. I have a IIci running the 1.3beta (GENERIC) kernel 
posted to netBSD.org over the weekend. The version of netatalk is 
netatalk1.4b2.netbsd.b2.gz. It's on my ethernet at home, which has one 
zone.

I can telnet and ftp into the ci from another machine, so I know the 
ethernet is working under NetBSD. During startup, when the Appletalk 
daemons are invoked, I get the following error:

starting appletalk daemons:bind:Can't assign requested address

I've carefully looked through all the install files and can't find any 
errors. My next step will be to rebuild the kernel, unless someone has a 
less drastic thing to try first.

Lee Larson     http://www.louisville.edu/~lmlars01      (502)852-6826
Mathematics Department, University of Louisville, Louisville KY 40292

My PC is much faster, more expensive, and has more disk space than yours. 
And, my operating system is FAR superior. And, my.... AGH! MY HEAD!
**POP**...Type 34 error...macho stack overload...