I was gonna say, this is starting to sound like my biggest personal 
problems with windows and mac... the OS saying "I'm smarter then you 
owner, so i'm not gonna let you do it." Granted, 99% of the time this 
honestly makes not a bit of difference, but sometimes - just sometimes I 
need an expert knob so I can help the OS around some problem bit of 
hardware that works most the time, except when it does something the 
installer doesn't expect. :( Granted, that doesn't happen to involve 
aparently borked disk labels, but still it's a similar pricipal... if we 
need to have someone fork and build a sysinst-expert package then I 
think someone should get to work on it, because obviously it seems 
sysinst doesn't believe in having an expert knob.

Just my half a penny worth,
--Gerald

Peter Eisch wrote:

> Golly, NetBSD used to be fun -- a playground where geeks were cool.  Now
> it's becoming just another Windows/Linux...
> 
> peter
> 
> On 12/4/04 2:16 PM, "Greg A. Woods" <woods@weird.com> wrote:
> 
> 
>>If you're working outside the groove then don't expect the groove
>>followers to jump out and follow you instead (unless you're trying to
>>cut a new groove, but I don't think that's going to work in this case --
>>you're _way_ off the beaten path with this overlapping partions nonsense).