Here's your problem:
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Originally Posted by tls
boot> config -e -o /bsd /bsd.old
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You are confusing a standard userland program, config(8), with the boot time User Kernel Config (UKC) facility, described in boot_config(8). On i386/amd64 archs, you enter UKC from "boot>" prompt by booting a kernel with -c option.
At the boot> prompt, OpenBSD is not yet running, so you cannot run a program stored in /usr/sbin.
