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Subject: SUJ Rocks!
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After seeing Kirk's presentation on SUJ at
BSDCan, I decided to give it a try.

Wow.

The reality of being able to pull the plug
(or watch an experimental kernel patch
go down in flames) and simply power back
on and have a running system with a sane
clean filesystem almost immediately is
truly amazing.

Kudos to Jeff for his work on this.

Tim