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> so, make sure this works:
> 
> 9fs 'net!$fs!9fs'

	; 9fs 'net!$fs!9fs'
	srv: dial net!$fs!9fs: cs: can't translate address: dns: resource does not exist; negrcode


> if that works, you can test tls like this:
> 
> tlsclient -D -a 'tcp!$fs!t9fs'

	; tlsclient -D -a 'tcp!$fs!t9fs'
	tlsclient: dial tcp!$fs!t9fs: cs: can't translate service

Setting an fs= for my ipnet and copying the latest /sys/lib/dist/ndb/common
to /lib/ndb/ caused everything to work.


> ps: your screenshot is truncated again.

Again, sent directly from my phone. I haven't yet had a chance to investigate
the cause.

sl