Re: Two OpenBSD releases on the same disk

[Petr Ruzicka <pruzicka_(_at_)_openbsd_(_dot_)_cz>]

Ted Unangst [tedu_(_at_)_Stanford_(_dot_)_EDU] wrote:
> wd0a - stable root
> wd0d - current root
> you can share home, swap, and tmp
> for this setup, i'd recommend not making usr a separate partition, and
> leaving it under /.  or you can make two usr partitions, but you're
> complicating fstab.  then make a current kernel with root on wd0d, and it
> should work.

I tried exactly that, I have stable running with / on wd0a, swap wd0b and /home, /var, /usr, /tmp on another partitions. I remounted /tmp to newly created partition and I created another partitions with disklabel.
But when I boot from floppy, in disklabel root partition si somehow sticky with wd0a, no matter what I specify. I tried to edit mount points with 'n' switch to left wd0a blank, and force / to be on wd0d but without success, after quiting disklabel I always get wd0a will be mounted as root, wd0b as swap space.
Could someone point me to the right direction ? 
Thanks

Petr R.