I have an issue with the Sysinstall in 2.0. I have a 9.1GB Seagate 
Cheetah drive (that works fine in Mac OS) plumbed onto the SCSI in an 
LC475. It's split into 5 partitions, Mac OS, swap, /, /usr and /home.

Mac OS = 300MB
swap = 300MB
/ = 2GB
/usr = 4GB
/home = 2GB

(in that order)

The problem I have is that I set the drive up and everything, formatted 
the partitions as NetBSD (swap for the swap, Root for /, USR for /usr 
and /home), and got all the partitions set up in the installer. However 
when i come to get the distro I can't get it to download. I can access 
it by NFS or FTP and neither works. It connects OK (although I had to 
swap to an Asante NIC first) and logs into the server, but when 
downloading it repeatdly tells me there is 'no free space left on 
device'. I set the download folder to '/usr/INSTALL' (the defualt) and 
so it has rather more space than it'll likely ever need to go at. I 
have tries using my own directory at '/install-base' also but that also 
does the same thing. Doesn't seem to want to play ball.

Should I re-partition the disk from scratch? Also are there any size 
limits on 68k NetBSD, or the computer's SCSI controller, that would 
cause this?

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