On 11/09/17 13:42, SFM wrote:
...
> The target:
> 
> Triple boot Mac OS X, OpenBSD and DragonFly BSD from the same drive
> (there are quite a few reasons for this, do not call me a masochist,
> at least not in public).

no need, you already described your behavior. ;)

> 
> The problem: As I, of course, do not intend to use the whole disk for
> OpenBSD, I choose “E” at the prompt which asks so. As expected,
> fdisk is summoned. I then mark, according to the instructions, my
> second partition, where I want my OpenBSD installation to sit, as an
> active A06 partition and exit, saving my progress. I would expect the
> installer to summon disklabel, which does not happen. It complains
> that no OpenBSD active partition is present. I can do that over and
> over again and there is no way that I go beyond that point.

did you really create an A06 partition?  If so (and I don't fdisk should
let you do that, but I've never tried) what you describe is what should
happen.

it's "a6", not "a06".

Nick.

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