Okay, thanks. We'll see what happens when I try again... -- Secured with Tuta Mail: https://tuta.com/free-email
Sep 25, 2026, 23:31 by [email protected]: > [email protected] (Jeff) writes: > > >I wish to install NetBSD into the unused space (or I can pre-format it, if > >that would help) on a drive which already has a UEFI partition and a > >partition on which Gentoo is installed, and I want to keep Gentoo intact. I > >cannot find any instructions or tutorials regarding installing on a disk > >that has another OS on it, and all of my attempts have failed when I get to > >the point of accepting the disk layout. It quickly fails with a complaint > >about not being able to access /dev/dk* (and I'm trying to install on nvme). > > > You should be able to just add the NetBSD partition(s) and tell sysinst > to install the system into it. > > The more tricky part is then how to boot. If your system already has > something like a boot selector, you could create an EFI/netbsd > directory and copy over bootx64.efi (and maybe a boot.cfg) to it. >
