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Dear All,

> 
> Perhaps there should be a message somewhere prominent 
> encouraging people to 
> check whether their drives really have soft updates enabled.  
> It would also 
> be useful if something during boot showed whether a mount 
> would be using soft updates.
>
Have you typed "mount" at the command line lately? :-)

    Kees Jan

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