Assuming you don't have something (like OS-BS) which uses the extra
sectors in the boot track, you can do the following:

1) Use the NetBSD `fdisk' or DOS `pfdisk' to create a NetBSD partition
in the MBR which spans the entire disk.

2) Save a copy of the MBR:

	dd if=/dev/rsd0d of=my-mbr bs=1b count=1

3) Use `disklabel' to create a NetBSD label with the DOS partition and
whatnot.  Answer `y' when it asks you if you want to `overwrite [a]
disk with [a] DOS partition table'.

4) Put back the saved copy of the MBR:

	dd if=my-mbr of=/dev/rsd0d bs=1b count=1

This works for me.  Your milage may vary.


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