> I read in chgrp(1) that you can't change file group membership when the > fileserver is not in the bootstrap state.
the following isn't directly relevant to your current problem, but: the manual page is commenting on chgrp's being used to change file ownership, not its group. changing groups is subject to the rules in wstat(5), provided the file server supports it. unfortunately, kernel drivers such as #s don't support groups (in general). [EMAIL PROTECTED]'s suggestion should work, though (instead of drawterm, i usually just use telnet as bootes to a file/cpu/auth server for admin work.) although i haven't needed it here, consolefs(4) might be useful too (and it implements groups itself)
