In some mail I received from Charles M. Hannum, sie wrote
[...]
> # wedgeconfig -L /dev/sd0 auto ...
> 
> Like the previous, but checks for multiple types of partitioning info
> automatically.  This is what most people should be able to use.
> 
> # wedgeconfig -a
> 
> Configures wedges for all attached disks using automatic label
> detection and a default set of names (essentially the disk device name
> with a `partition' letter attached).  (Or maybe it should read a
> configuration file instead.)

I think one of the above (maybe with some default config file) should
be run at boot time (not sure which rc file) so that a change to the
partition table, which was done external to NetBSD, automatically
propogates into NetBSD for users.

Darren