Problem installing on Mac SE/30

[Awrobinson_(_at_)_aol_(_dot_)_com]

I'm trying to install OpenBSD on my Mac SE/30. I've attached a 2 MB external
hard drive, partitioned with Apple HD SC Setup 7.3 5. Below is the partition
map and my intended uses for each partition. 

In particular, I've built separate partitions for root and usr, using the
sizes recommended on the OpenBSD CDROM insert (plus a little extra). However,
when I try to install the base package, it fills up the root partition with
usr stuff. It does not seem to recognize the partition intended for usr. 

I also tried building devices before installing the base package, creating a
usr directory and mounting the intended partition to it. Installing the base
package still filled up the root partition with usr stuff. 

What am I doing wrong? Do I need to build a root partition large enough to
handle the initial install and then move things to the root partition? Advise
please...

Thanks!

Andrew Robinson


sd0 at scsi ID 0
sd1 at scsi ID 1
Partition read, SCSIID = 1
Mounting partition 'A' as /
sd0a: HFS_PART 'MacOS' at 128 size 352728
sd0b: HFS_PART 'MacOS' at 352856 size 39200
sd1a: Root 'Root file system' at 655448 size 65532  (intended for /)
sd1g: Usr 'Usr file system' at 720980 size 1310716  (intended for /usr)
sd1b: Swap: 'Swap' at 524380 size 524284  (intended for swap)
sd1d: HFS_PART 'MacOS' at 96 size 524284  (HFS for mac files)
sd1e Other (APPLE_UNIX_SVR2) 'Random A/UX fs' at 2031696 size 131068
(intended for /var)
sd1f: Other (APPLE_UNIX_SVR2) 'Random A/UX fs' at 2162764 size 65532
(intended for /tmp)
sd1h: Other (APPLE_UNIX_SVR2) 'Random A/UX fs' at 2228296 size 1950578
(intended for /home)