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Hello,

1)

I am modifying the mount code and i find this:
malloc(...,M_UFSMNT,...)

In malloc.h:
#define M_UFSMNT 28

There is a lot of "define" about filesystems in malloc.h and it seems to
represent every types of memories which can be allocated.
I'm searching in the source but i don't know how and why they use it.
Someone knows the solution?

2)

Does someone knows where i can find documentations about filesystems under BSD
(FFS).

thanks.