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Old 08-13-2013
I do not believe the activation of the IP stack should be dependent on any application. That said, I did have issues myself, and it came down to things I had done "in innocence", i.e. user error in changes to /etc/inittab and/or /etc/rc.d/* scripts.

In my case I did always get an IP address, just lacked some daemons such as ssh.

Besides rebooting several times to try and observe what was going wrong I also used the output of the command alog -o -t console and alog -o -t boot to read messages from programs to find that missing depenadancy.

Unfortunately, for you, I do not remember the specifics - this was too long ago. But I do recommend checking your alog outputs for hints about what is going on, error messages, etc..

Hint:
mkdev -l en0; mkdev -l inet0 will do what startup should have done (assuming single interface en0. If more interfaces do them all, then inet0.
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update_dyld_shared_cache -- Updates dyld's shared cache SYNOPSIS
update_dyld_shared_cache [-root directory] [-overlay directory] [-arch arch] [-force] [-debug] [-universal_boot] DESCRIPTION
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