Hi. It is just as the subject says.
During installation, there comes a point where partitioning is necessary. The default, e.g. just pressing enter, will automatically take over the whole drive, which is fine I suppose; however, the lack of a confirmation isn't. Personally, I was going to manually create the partitions, and I decided I wanted to use more space than I originally planned, but I needed to shrink a btrfs, which requires me to boot into a Linux. I aborted out of fdisk, then it prompted me again to create the partitions. I wanted to shutdown (and was too lazy to press the power button), so, trying to get to the shell to poweroff, I press either ctrl-c or ctrl-d; however, the default action was chosen without confirmation, and there goes my partition table... (I was able to get it back; no worries). That was 3 to 4 months ago. I thought I'll try OpenBSD another day. Today was the day! Only for the same exact thing to happen again... Seems like I just don't learn. Still, a confirmation for overwritting an existing partiton table would be a bit useful, I guess. Regards.
