On Fri, 25 Sep 1998, Todd Whitesel wrote:

> But I was wondering, just how easy is it to use a non-'a' partition as
> your root disk? Does the presence of a real 'a' partition confuse findroot?
> Do I have to hardwire the kernel to the other partition?

I don't think it's bery easy. But as (I think it was Todd V.) pointed out,
you can have an old-style and a new style mrb partition. Within each of
those, you can have different "a" partitions. In fact, you could even
share some partions between them (not root and usr, of course, but
certainly home, etc).

Take care,

Bill