On Fri, Dec 09, 2022 at 04:19:49PM +0000, James Johnson wrote: > Hi all, > > I have installed an internal hard drive of 4TB. This drive will be used for > storing data only. It will not contain the OpenBSD system itself. > > Knowing the limitations of MBR, I have opted for a GPT partitioning system : > fdisk -A sd0 > > Following this, I am trying to add the partition with disklabel. > > I have created the a partition, of 2TB (the size suggested by the system). > Then I try to add another partition, but disklabel tells me I have no space > remaining. > > I am stuck. The only option that seems relevant in the man page is to modify > the boundary with the -b option. I am scared to do so without specific advice > though, as it could corrupt the OS if done improperly, from what the manual > says. > > I just want to be able to use the full size of the disk. Ideally, I would > like a single 4TB partition, but if not possible, I am fine with 2 partitions > of 2TB. > > Any recommendation? > > Thanks!
When asking a question like this, always shows the commands you typed and their output. Without that we can only guess. -Otto