thanks jggimi
I remember that page, that's why I'm not allocating all the space until I'll need it. This is what I have now:
Code:
/dev/sd0j 155G 79.2M 147G 0% /home/myhome/main
/dev/sd0k 316G 28.1G 272G 9% /home/myhome/media
/dev/sd0i 100G 95.1G -3.0M 100% /home/myhome/skqs
(As you see, I managed to fit thata 3M file in it as root)
sd0i was already finished before I went out, so less than 500G were left to be checked.
Anyway, now everything seems to be normal. I've found out on Google, that if you put an ext2fs as rw in fstab, OpenBSD will attempt to check it at boot time. So, I will not put those lines in fstab, and maybe I'll put a mount command in rc.local (is it where it sould go to mount them just after booting?)