>Most likely you made the common mistake of naming your /usr partition to 
>be a non-root one so NetBSD didn't accept it as a Root&Usr partition.  
>Just remember, all NetBSD partitions are NAMED either SWAP or ROOT&USR.  
>Partitions with names of Slice, Free, Extra, etc are all basically 
>ignored by NetBSD.

Whoa!  Wait a minute, are you sure?  I'm quite certain that I remember
a "partition type" option (which could be AUX Root, AUX Root&Usr, AUX
Swap Slice 1, etc...  Radio buttons, though, with certain fixed
choices) and a "partition name" option, which was an edittable text
field.  In fact, I'm quite sure I changed the "name" to be something
funky (Like NetBSD or something).  Sorry to be so vague and unclear; I
don't have access to MacOS right now.  But I remember this quite
clearly from the many times I have repartioned various hard drives...

My system is working fine, so I don't really need to ask this
question; I'm just curious!

-Jesse