Dapper upgrade with resolvconf not working on startup

[Adam Done]

I have another partition on my Powerbook in which I copied my breezy
over and upgraded all the files to Dapper.  However once I have, my
resolvconfig stopped updating the name servers upon a fresh
start/restart.  I have been able to update the resolv.conf file in the
terminal issuing '/etc/init.d/network restart' and the nameserver gets
added from my /etc/network/interfaces file as it should on a boot. 

After some vigorous testing I have concluded thus far...  

1.  none of my startup scripts in my rc5.d directory is hindering
resolvconfig to update properly on boot. (Had to rule that out of the
list of variables.)
2.  I have noticed in Dapper ifupdown is not started on boot nor is
there a script for it in /etc/init.d as there was in Breezy and started
after the resolvconf script starts.
3.  I tried to start the networking script later in the boot process
('S99networking' to make sure) but that has not changed anything with
resolvconf.
4.  Changed the dpkg settings which resulted as the same.
5.  I have turned off and on various rcS.d scripts with the end results
being the same.
6.  Checked and even copied my /etc/network directory from breezy over
to dapper and still the same.
7.  Uninstall/reinstall/deleted resconf but all the same.


After my testing I have concluded the issues lies with my resolvconf
script which is not getting setup properly on boot to accept a network
change/startup.

I  am on a 15" Ti Powerbook and float between different networks and
have since this time have resolvconf update my nameserver info when
changing networks/interfaces.  I am mostly on static networks but do
connect at times through dhcp on/with other networks.   ALL my testing
have been on a static network so there are not any confusions of extra
variables with DHCP.  I am very perplexed as to why and what may be
hindering my resolconf to update my nameserver info upon network startup
on boot.  I  am looking for extra help to bring this issue to a close.

-Adam