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From: Jeremy Baggs <jbaggs@san.rr.com>
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Subject: UFS endian-ness
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  I was wondering if anyone has done any recent work with, or knows how
(non-)trival it would be adding support for mounting big-endian UFS 
filesystems,  such as the one in use on os X.
 
                                                                Jeremy