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Is there a reason why TMPFS(5) is not in the 10-Stable's ALIX and RPI-B
kernels, yet in BEAGLEBONE?  Haven't checked the others.

Seems like a strong and mature replacement for md(4) from my
experiences, and probably belongs in the Crochet fstabs.  I have been
using on Alix, RPis, x86 for a long while, and never had any
(noticeable) issues.

g