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Subject: Single slice for FreeBSD
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Here's my vote for just having to just create a single slice for FreeBSD!  :)

I created two partitions using the Mac OS X Disk Utility.  One for Mac
OS X and the other for FreeBSD.  Booted the 6.2 install cd, allowed
disklabel to automatically create / swap /var /tmp /usr, and
continued.  Dies with an error that it's unable to mount /dev/ad0s4.

So if I instead create the partitions using Disk Utility, things will work?