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From: "Doug S." <serges@umr.edu>
Subject: tunefs
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Is there a way under FBSD to 'tunefs' the / filesystem, WITHOUT
creating another filesystem and without making an existing filesystem
bootable? 

Thanks,

Serge.
serges@umr.edu
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