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From: Peter Grehan <grehan@freebsd.org>
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Subject: Re: On-disk format of UFS1, UFS2 for firmware
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> I was wondering where the best place to ask was to find out any documentation
> on the on-disk format of UFS1 and UFS2 (barring the FreeBSD source tree, I have
> that already).

  In terms of source, the libstand implementation is a bit easier to 
follow/use than the in-kernel UFS proper for a bootloader at least.

> Any hints appreciated. Is there a freebsd-filesystems list or so?

  Looks like you've already made it to freebsd-fs :)

later,

Peter.