Greywolf writes:
- Thus spake Eric Schnoebelen ("ES> ") sometime Today...
- ES> My fdisk output:
- ES>     3: NetBSD (sysid 169)
- ES> 	start 32, size 17783208 (8683 MB, Cyls 0-8683/14/9), Active
- ES>
- ES> My disklabel output:
- ES>     16 partitions:
- ES>     #        size    offset     fstype [fsize bsize cpg/sgs]
- ES>      a:    307792        32     4.2BSD   1024  8192    36  #
- ES>      b:   4195056    307824       swap                     #
- ES>      c:  17783208        32     unused      0     0        #
- 
- They look fine to me (d starts at 0, c and a start at the same
- partition offset).

	Hmm, I thought partitions [a-c,e-p] were relative to the
netbsd mbr partition on the i386, and not the entire disk.

	Just another reason I (increasingly) disklike PeeCee
hardware... :-/

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