Frankly, I am a bit disappointed about the new installation procedure.
At first it looked easy, but second look it turned out to be almost unusuable.

 I am trying to upgrade from 1.2.1 to 1.3. All sets are found in a local 
directory (sd0f , /var/arch2/NetBSD/NetBSD-1.3/i386/binary/sets). 

 First issue is easy to solve, but not for beginners: The INSTALL does not
really describe how to "dd" the boot-image. I do not agree with the last
sentence in the INSTALL: "...is beyond the scope of this document". 
The problem is to use raw-floppy (rfd0a) rather then filesystem-floppy
(fd0a). No, dont tell me this is "standard".

 Anyway, to my real problem. Using "upgrade" menu-point, I entered "sd0"
as target and all went smooth. Then I use "unmounted filesystem" as option.
Now, what exactly do I have to type as parameters? The INSTALL is not
helpul at all here.

 Device: sd0f
 Filesystem: ffs
 Directory: /var/arch2/NetBSD/NetBSD-1.2/i386/binary/sets

 sysinst is unable to mount this and claims to be unable to continue.
When I ctrl-z the programm and do "mount", I see the filesystem is already
mounted /mnt/var/.  It doesnt help to add the "/mnt" to my path.

 Now, what advice can you give me please? And yes, I have read the INSTALL.
Thrice. :-)

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Markus Illenseer