--- Dan Debertin <airboss@nodewarrior.org> wrote:
> Make sure that OpenBoot's 'boot-device' variable matches the SCSI ID and
> slice that you installed on. 'boot-file' should be blank.
> 
> Once you've confirmed that the SCSI ID matches, you'll need to add a
> :[a-h] suffix if NetBSD's root slice isn't the first on the disk (many
> people choose to put swap on slice a). So for example, to set up booting
> from the second slice of the disk at SCSI ID 3:
> 
> ok setenv boot-device disk3:b

thanks for the reply.  however, i'm still having a problem.  i wish i had
noted what partiton was what.   i tried a-c but none worked... i didn't
know there was a g partition.  i wish i'd tried tha tbefore i started the
reinstall.

typically what partition is used for boot?  the root or the usr?

-Sameer


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