> but that left me with a root filesystem 98% full on a root partition
> two-thirds empty, so I dd'ed the miniroot onto the 5 Mbyte 'd' partition
> where it fit snugly.  I wanted to change the disklabel, but I couldn't
> run disklabel -e under netbsd because I did't have /v/tmp/vi.recover,
> or TERM, or any of that

There is another way to do this in the miniroot:

	mount /
	cd /tmp
	disklabel -r -r rz0 > foo
	ed foo
	disklabel -W rz0
	disklabel -R -r rz0 foo

I guess this information is a little late to help you, but I thought I would
let others know.  Actually, once the bootblocks and the miniroot are on the
disk, it is possible never to have to run Ultrix again.  Resizing the 'a'
partition requires a few disklabel/dd/reboot sequences, but it is possible ;-)

Dean.