On 27 May, maximum entropy wrote:

> installboot works just fine. 
I do not deny this.

> It's also considerably more available
> across different NetBSD architectures. 
dito. 

> Why teach somebody the old
> way, when it's probably going to go away sometime very soon?
Because I am simply used to "disklabel -B".

> It will also slow you down a lot when softdeps crash your system and
> you have to start over from scratch.  It's not a feature I'd recommend
> to a beginner.
Softdeps are known to work well. There are no bugs in it. ;-)

> Async may be fine; in either case you're going to need to go get a cup
> of coffee while this runs.
Ahhmmm, IMHO you need a cup of tee (I can not stand coffee) with async,
and a can of tee without. :-)

> Wimp :-)
Do you wane provocate me? I am an expert. I have "The Plan (C) (R)
(TM)" to Unix. I update my kernel with "uudecode | gzip -d > /vmunix". *
The advice to use vi(1) was only to make it easy for this beginner.
Normaly I use "cat - > /etc/fstab" to edit files. 
;-)))
-- 



tschüß,
         Jochen

Homepage: http://www.unixag-kl.fh-kl.de/~jkunz/

p.s. * stolen from token.