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>>>>> "Bill" == Bill Studenmund <skippy@macro.stanford.edu> writes:
    Bill> I'm not sure, but I think this is a not-so-good idea. We
    Bill> don't really support multiple NetBSD partitions. Though I

  Sorry. I was thinking something different from what I wrote. Mark
the remaining space as being used, but not NetBSD. I'd just mark it as
used to prevent some stupid Win95 program from thinking you have disk
space that it can play with. In the NetBSD *label* in partition 2, you
make sure that C covers 2,3,4 and that d covers the entire disk.

    Bill> bet your advice'll work, it might break in a weird
    Bill> way. Instead, make partition 2 the size of partitions 2 and
    Bill> 4 above (3067 / 2), and make sure ALL of partition a fits
    Bill> within the first 470 Mb of the drive ( a 200 MB partition at
    Bill> the very first of the NetBSD partition would be supper).

  You are saying to have:

DOS:	| 200Mb DOS | 1500Mb NetBSD | 1300Mb DOS |
NetBSD: [     g     | a  | b | e |f |     h      |
                     200Mb           

  You are right. This is simpler. 

   :!mcr!:            |  Network security programming, currently
   Michael Richardson | on contract with DataFellows F-Secure IPSec
 WWW: mcr@sandelman.ottawa.on.ca. PGP key available.


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