[This part moved to tech-install]

On 30 Oct 2000 eeh@netbsd.org wrote:

: 	  First sysinst complained because I was using an old inode format for
: 	ffs so it wanted to run fsck_ffs -c /dev/rsd1a.  However that is
: 	incorrect because the -c argument requires a number, so I got :
: 
: 	      Status: Failed
: 	     Command: /sbin/fsck_ffs -c /dev/rsd1a
: 	      Press any key to continue
: 	-------------------------------------------------------------------
: 	fsck_ffs: -c flag requires a conversion level

Which is a correct error.  It seems that converting the filesystem is
determined in sysinst/disks.c, which is doing:

				upgr = "-c ";

instead of supplying a conversion level.  Frank or other sysinst gurus
around to address this?

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