Re: UFS support broken? (fwd)
Matthias Urlichs (smurf@smurf.noris.de)
Tue, 7 May 1996 13:28:18 +0100
In linux.dev.kernel, article <9605061040.AA13872@scooter>,
Jim Nance <Jim_Nance@avanticorp.com> writes:
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> UFS is being development is being pushed by the Linux/Sparc group so =
they
> can read SunOS (and perhaps Solaris?) file systems. As far as I know=
,
> it only works under the Sparc (I tried it on the alpha, and it can't
> read Digital Unix file systems either).
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Hmmm... I'd love to get at the NetBSD file system here, too. What's the=
use
of being able to read BSD partition tables if we can't access their dat=
a? ;-)
(Apart, of course, from sharing swap files, which is a Very Good Thing.=
)
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