Post 9iXgh2W3YPwDmFIDsO by gsora@bsd.network
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 (DIR) Post #9iXgh2W3YPwDmFIDsO by gsora@bsd.network
       2019-05-06T18:36:14Z
       
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       I did an oopsie and placed / on sd0b instead of sd0a, now I'm forced to manually issue "boot hd0b:/bsd" comma every time I reboot.Is there a way to force boot(8) to read sd0b instead?I tried adding "set device hd0b" in /etc/boot.conf but it gets ignored :/
       
 (DIR) Post #9iXgh2jAleQiQvQhJw by tedu@honk.tedunangst.com
       2019-05-06T18:48:45Z
       
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       @gsora 1. Make a backup. 2. Edit disk label to assign correct letters. Partitions do not need to be in order, but there's enough magic assumptions around certain letters I think you will want that fixed rather than worked around.
       
 (DIR) Post #9iXi8vNZmXX9hnBdsu by gsora@bsd.network
       2019-05-06T18:58:41Z
       
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       @tedu can I change disklabel letters? I don't see any option to do that.Or you're referring to just delete the partition and recreate them with the correct letters?
       
 (DIR) Post #9iXi8vV1KrUM4sfaUK by tedu@honk.tedunangst.com
       2019-05-06T19:04:59Z
       
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       @gsora right. Write down the numbers, offsets and sizes, delete the trouble partitions, recreate with same numbers and new letters. It's both simple and dangerous.