On Fri, May 11, 2007 at 05:46:56PM +0200, Quentin Garnier wrote:

> You're on x86, right?  Using 'c' for user partitions is wrong on all
> archs, but on x86 it's wrong to use 'd', too.

Why?

> How did you end up with such a broken disklabel?

When I typed "disklabel" it did show only one partition, marked with 'c'.
So, I simply chose next letters.


Now I made repartition, and my disk currently has wd0a as root, and wd0b as
swap.

After "installboot" and first try to boot the system, it stops, saying:

NetBSD/i386 lfsv2 Primary Bootstrap
Boot failed (errno 2): Can't open /boot

...but of course "boot" file is present on wd0a.

What now?
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						Zbigniew Baniewski