On Mon, Jun 21, 2004 at 10:24:33AM -0400, Chris Ross wrote:
> 
> (...) However, I wanted to mount a new
> filesystem, so I disklabel'd ld1, and set partitions on it.  I have
> part 'c' for the whole disk, 'a' as the first 6 or so GB, and part 'd'
> as the remaining 4ish GB.  After learning how to invoke/use disklabel,
> this seems to work fine.  disklabel reports things that look just
> fine.

Hmm, but NetBSD/i386 expects 'c' to be 'NetBSD part of the disk' and
'd' to be 'the whole disk from beginning to ending'. Don't do that.
Try with 'e' and 'f', restoring 'c' and 'd', then writing on ld1e
shouldn't effect ld1a, and ld1d should effect ld1a as it's supposed
to do.

Don't ask me how to get back your previous values for the 'c' and
'd' partitions though.

-Martin