As I was doing sysinstall against https, nycdn... NetBSD-daily, I
experienced an issue that I don't know how to process:
When I picked the destination, I chose wd1, the disk where I installed
the system (I didn't read carefully or I might have chosen "current
system"). The installer then did an fsck on rdk1 and failed. I reran it
and it succeeded, so I went on with the upgrade. At the end it
complained about umount failing on / and I gather that's because I am
currently running the system. After rebooting, things seem to work properly.
I asked on irc and it turns out that rdk1 is a raw version of something
called a wedge that corresponds to a partition? Anyway, mount shows dk1
as being /.
All in all, I wonder if choosing "current system" is the answer to both
problems - maybe it won't fsck rdk1 and won't try to umount /. Is this
correct or do I have a real problem with my rdk1?
Thanks,
Will
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