Hello all,

	Until recently, I was using -current, and then decided to switch over
to 1.3.3 - To do this, I mounted a new disk, installed 1.3.3 there, chroot'ed
to the new disk, configured things, etc. 

	After booting from this new partition, I realised that I hadn't
partitioned any swap space - but recalled that this was no longer required.
I've built a kernel with "config netbsd root on sd1e type ffs" (nb, not "?") 
but during bootup I see "root on sd1e dumps on sd1b"

	I've ensured there is no swap entry in /etc/fstab (I've never
referred to, or used sd1b anywhere) - who/what/where is "sd1b" coming from?

Thanks heaps,
Matthew.

(FWIW, /etc/conf has  'no_swap="YES"' and 'savecore=NO')

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