Thank you for the reply.
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Originally Posted by shep
A special grub2 entry had to be created to boot the NetBSD / partition.
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I don't use grub.
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NetBSD's default amd64 bootloader will not allow you to boot non-NetBSD partitions.
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The intent is not to use NetBSD's bootloader, since my computer already has a working bootloader.
Clarification, NetBSD's installer doesn't seem to understand that other operating systems are on this computer and that it is only to put its files on the one specified partition and that it should not put any bootloader at all on.