Fdisk on 1.6.1_STABLE is, as it always does, driving me bonkers.

I'm trying to script a simple "use the whole disk" procedure for
creating a new, bootable, disk.

So far here's what I've got:

	# eval $(fdisk -S sd1)
	# fdisk -f -i -b $BCYL/$BHEAD/$BSEC sd1
	# fdisk -f -u -0 -s 169/63/$DLSIZE sd1
	# fdisk -f -a -0 sd1

This seems to work, but it's a bit painful and getting this far took a
great deal of experimentation.

Is this the most "correct" method for netbsd-1-6?  Is it optimal?

I'm assuming from what I've read on the lists that this will be much
easier in 2.0, and I really hope it is true!

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