> Martin Husemann wrote:
> > Extend this to the choice of using sysinst or not.
> >
> >
> >>and sysinst isn't much useful anyway.
> >
> >
> > To you. But to someone who only did install windows before, doing a manual
> > NetBSD install is no good advice - no matter how much docs we'd put up on
> > the web for this.

if someone only installed windows before - he should first read some book
about unix before....


but - if we should have sysinst at all - it should be able to give a
choice every point (so partitioning scheme could be selected), and all
external command run should be printed (so new admin will learn that
partition are initialized with newfs, not sysinst etc..)