> 2) make MBR partition 0 start at 129024 with size 312452784, and make
> it active. (If there's an MBR partition in one of the other slots for
> wd0e, you can leave it, for now.)

Actually if you make mbr ptn 0 end at 129024 (or before), make ptn 1
cover 129024 to the end and be type 169, then make the kernel rewrite
the disklabel then both mbr partitions will contain the netbsd label.
(and both be bootable using the bootselect code).

You can then delete mbr partition 0.

This doesn't explain why it the current setup doesn't boot though.

	David

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