E-5. /etc/rc.d/network executes "route -n flush" by default, which removes      preinstalled IPv6 routes, specifically, a route for fe80::%lo0/64.      Although this would not be so harmful for daily use, you might want to      change the line as follows:      route -n flush -inet      so that only IPv6 routes would be removed, or add the following      line in /etc/rc.conf:      flushroutes=NO      Note that the latter approach suppresses the flush of IPv4      routes.
E-5. /etc/rc.d/network executes "route -n flush" by default, which removes
     preinstalled IPv6 routes, specifically, a route for fe80::%lo0/64.
     Although this would not be so harmful for daily use, you might want to
     change the line as follows:
     route -n flush -inet
     so that only IPv6 routes would be removed, or add the following
     line in /etc/rc.conf:
     flushroutes=NO
     Note that the latter approach suppresses the flush of IPv4
     routes.

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