Hi,
I've been trying to access my msdos partition on my boot disk (netbsd lives on 
the second) without success. I know I have done it on other machines with 
similar setup, but this one bites back. 

The original setup is w95 on wd0 with grub as bootlaoder, netbsd on wd1. If i 
run disklabel on wd0 it finds a msdos partition on 'e'. Mounting it gives a 
line 'No disklabel' and all sorts of read/write errors (thrashed files). ls et
c works though.

running 
disklabel -r wd0 > /tmp/label
disklabel -R -r wd0 /tmp/label

to write the label on the disk trashes the mbr partition information and makes 
me loose the w95 partition. Restiring the partition information by hand in 
fdisk makes it come back, but then I get the 'no disklabel' warning. What's up?
I've done this before. Any info on exactly where the disklabel is located on 
the disk and what it is made up of would be appreciated. (As well as a 
solution the the problem itself)

/Anders