you have to update your bootstrap code to boot from wd0a.
the old code may be still looking for wd0e
try:
installboot -v -m i386 -o timeout=5,console=pc /dev/rwd0a /usr/mdec/bootxx_ffsv1
(replace where appropriate)

regards, Zafer.




2007/5/11, Zbigniew Baniewski <zb@ispid.com.pl>:
> I made a new kernel, and the system - when booting - still's looking for
> root partition in "wd0e", while my is "wd0a".
>
> Is this "wd0e" kind of "default setting" in "generic" kernels? How could I
> change it for steady (without hard-coding into kernel config)?
> --
>                                pozdrawiam / regards
>
>                                                Zbigniew Baniewski
>