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It looks like Sun is going to obsolete their UFS:
http://www.sun.com/2004-0914/feature/?biga=15

Any comments? Anybody tried it yet?
It seems like they have built on and extented concepts presented by geom 
and softupdates.

Sun's been using a lot of ideas present in FreeBSD: jails, linux 
"emulation", and now this, and extended them nicely into their 
"enterprise-grade" idea. It would be interesting to try it in action :)

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