On Mon, 10 Feb 2003 Pierre Francoeur wrote: > Well, i upgraded to the latest snapshot for the second time... first > time was really smooth, but i got a little weird trouble this time: > installboot: no OpenBSD partition. Never had any trouble of that > kind before, but this time it seems like it doesn't want to install > the bootstrap.
If you add a second disk to a x86 system, you do not have to use fdisk, since ``disklabel -E wd1ââ is enough to be able to do ``newfs wd1aââ. But, in doing so, you forgo a possibility to use this new disk as a boot device, that is now you cannot do ``installboot -v wd1ââ, because that will give you ``installboot: no OpenBSD partitionââ Apparently, there is no way to create an fdisk partition once you already used disklabel on the whole disk. -- Regards, ASK
