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From: Hussain Ali <hali@datapipe.net>
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Subject: Plans for Logged/Journaled UFS
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Hello,

Was just wondering if any of the LOG or Journal based UFS implementations
are being worked on. I know of three that could make thier way into
FreeBSD :

 - bluffs :: IIRC ups@ was working on this
 - wabl :: Wasabi's FFS extentions for NetBSD's UFS2
 - solaris ufs :: that has journaling support - this is probably the
   most work though

ZFS doesnt suffice for may use cases - so just wondering if this is in
the works.

Thanks,

--
-hussain

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