/boot as a boot partition

[Stefan Johannesdal <stefan.johannesdal@xxxxxxxxx>]

Another small roadbump. I got myself a new shiny HDD and decided that 
since I am to move my installation over to it anyways, it's HAMMER time 
for real. Time to stop testing and start using. Long story short, one 
eye at /usr/share/examples/rconfig/hammer.sh and off I went setting 
things up and cpduping stuff over. Changed the necessary stuff and 
rebooted. Snag...

---8<-----
loader: not a directory
No /boot/loader

BTX loader 1.00 ...
. 
. 
. 
DragonFly/i386 bootstrap loader ...
. ..
can't open '/boot/loader.4th' : no such file or directory

/kernel ...
Hit [Enter] to boot immediatly, ...
---8<-----

OK, loader prompt up and after telling it about the usb thingy, where 
the modules actually are, where the root fs and the smp kernel are, it 
booted. I guess something is missing when it comes to having /boot on 
it's own small partition. Or I missed telling the system something 
important.

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Mvh  - Stefan -