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From: Mitch Collinsworth <mkc@Graphics.Cornell.EDU>
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I'm interested in knowing if there exists a journalled filesystem
that runs on freebsd.  something along the lines of jfs or vxfs
that will fsck quickly so it doesn't take forever to get a fileserver
with big disks back online after a crash.

-Mitch

[huh, ispell gets pretty crude when you give it a document
containing the word fsck.]



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