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Subject: Re: writing to RW-mounted UFS2 snapshots - confirmed.
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> This is unexpected.  You can successfully mount the snapshot 
> read/write and create and write to files in that snapshot.  You can 
> also write to files that existed in the snapshot prior to mounting it 
> read/write.

Perhaps the writing is done from a point where the schg flag is not
checked or obeyed?