>I believe the former was incorrect.  'c' is the MS-DOS partition, not the
>whole disk.  Mind you, I think this is just conventional anyway.  If you
>don't have a DOS partition you can use 'c' just like the rest.  Someone
>will correct me if I am wrong.

Currently, 'c' is the NetBSD part of the disk and 'd' is the "raw" partition.
On all other ports, 'c' is the "raw" partition and 'd' can be used any way
you want.

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