I can input on 2 questions:
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Or how I connect over WiFI? A temporary wpa_supplicant configuration file isn't a good solution.
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I use the connection setup at the bottom of this web page:
NetBSD wiki wifi. You can generate the entries in
/etc/wpa_supplicant.conf with
wpa_passphrase(8).
# wpa_passphrase SSID YOURKEY > /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf
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I setup a NetBSD/OpenBSD dual boot using NetBSD's bootloader. I found it easiest to assign MBR partitions (slices) using OpenBSD's fdisk which accepts GB/MB or C/H/S. OpenBSD fdisk also assigned type A9 accurately. I would then boot the NetBSD install media and "partition the slice" The basic slice starts with / and swap. If you increase swap size or add paritions, the NetBSD disklabel automatically subtracts the space from /.
I would think you could also setup a /var on a second partition with type A9. Once the OS is installed, format and make the appropriate entry in
/etc/fstab. Rename the old /var, mount the new /var and recursively copy the old /var/contents over.