On Mon, Apr 14, 2003 at 08:24:31AM +0100, David Laight wrote:
> Not worth it, you are starting to dig a hole...
> If nothing else the filesystem is likely to be inaccessibly to anything
> else booted on that system.
> 
> Of course floppy disks (unless they are ls120s) do not contian an mbr.

Hard disk don't always contain an MBR either. I often use whole disk for
NetBSD disks, and if that disk is going to be /home or /usr or whatever
(i.e. I don't ever want to boot from it) I don't bother with fdisk.

Works fine.

Martin