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From: Kenneth W Cochran <kwc@TheWorld.com>
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Subject: UFS2 vs UFS1 determination
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Hello -stable:

How can I determine a filesystem's type in FreeBSD?
More specifically, how can I determine whether a filesystem is UFS1
or UFS2 (assuming, of course, that UFS2 is supported by the OS)?
FAQ/doc/RTFM pointers are welcome.  :)

Thanks,

-kc