With watchman, miscfs should start first so that watchman doesn't get confused

bin/rc

@@ -84,10 +84,10 @@ rc.services_stop() {
 
 rc.stop_everything() {
 	echo "Politely asking all processes to shut down..."
-	killall5 -s 15; sleep 3
+	killall5 -15; sleep 3
 
 	echo "Killing the remaning ones..."
-	killall5 -s 9
+	killall5 -9
 }
 
 rc.unmount_everything() {

etc/rc.conf

@@ -5,9 +5,11 @@ export PATH='/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin'
 cfg_hostname='changeme'
 
 # Services
-cfg_services+=( 'fsck' 'mount' 'systemd-udevd' 'sysctl' 'rc.local' )
-cfg_services+=( agetty-tty{2..6} ) # Comment this if your init starts something on the ttys itself
-cfg_services+=( '@crond' '@network' '@dbus' '@alsa' ) # These start in parallel
+cfg_services+=( 'miscf' 'fsck' 'mount' 'systemd-udevd' 'sysctl' ) # Services that need tp be started in an order
+cfg_services+=( agetty-tty{2..6} ) # Comment this if your init starts something on the ttys itself.
+cfg_services+=( '@crond' '@network' '@dbus' '@alsa' ) # These start in parallel.
+
+cfg_services+=( 'rc.local' ) # Traditionally, rc.local starts last.
 
 cfg_modules=(  ) # Add modules you want to be loaded at boot time here