Very Computer

> > I have upgraded my firewall  using ipfilter with ipnat capablity.
> > Buildworld process went through smoothly.   But when booting with the
> > upgraded kernel, booting hangs at the "Local package initialization"
..but
> > if I hit CTRL-C, it will finish booting and let me log in, without user
> > intervention, it hangs.

> > The good part is the firewall allows traffic going in and out, does
anyone
> > know how to get around this problem?

> Perhaps you should look at the startup scripts for your local packages. :)
> They usually live in /usr/local/etc/rc.d.  The rc script attempts to run
all
> executable files in that directory whose names end with .sh (and it does
so
> right after it prints the "Local package initialization" message).  It
> should take too much trial and error (or observation if you know what
> supposed to be running once you've started up) to figure out what the
> culprit is.  Then you can delete/disable the offending script/package or
> upgrade it to the latest version.  If the latest version still has
problems
> you should alert the port maintainer.

> JN