Re: Regression in 10.x installer

[salquest%duck.com@localhost]

On 2023-08-14 20:16, Martin Husemann wrote:
> On Mon, Aug 14, 2023 at 12:34:26PM -0400, salquest%duck.com@localhost wrote:
> > $ dkctl wd0 listwedges
> >
> > /dev/rwd0: 6 wedges:
> > dk0: EFI System Partition, 409600 blocks at 40, type: msdos
> > dk1: 82b9223d-b27d-504a-8ea9-693104c2edb5, 209715200 blocks at 411648, 
> > type:
> > ffs
> > dk2: 7d7df035-0929-de4b-a5f2-da3a405ad98c, 8597504 blocks at 
> > 210126848,
> > type: swap
> > dk3: 68ec576e-a611-fa4f-815e-426a5d4aa7c7, 419430400 blocks at 
> > 218724352,
> > type: ext2fs
> > dk4: 939184a1-522d-3b49-94d0-e2aacb30ecbb, 8429568 blocks at 
> > 638154752,
> > type:
>
> OK, so far everything looks fine. But you do *not* get dk0 ... dk4 
> offered
> in the "Preconfigured "wedges" dk(4)" item in the "Available disks" 
> menu?
>
> You should get a list of all wedges there that are not mounted as /
> (so in your case: everything besides dk7)
>
> Martin

Yes, I get all the wedges when I select “Preconfigured wedges” option. 
But, after selecting dk1@wd0 option, which is the NetBSD FFSv2 wedge, it 
goes back to the parent menu listing all installable disks again.
So, first it asks where I want to install NetBSD, and shows all disks 
including “Preconfigured wedges” option. When I select “Preconfigured 
wedges” option and then select dk1@wd0, it goes back to the same parent 
menu asking where I want to install NetBSD.