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From: Matt Dillon <dillon@earth.backplane.com>
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:
:So to keep Softupdates active on all boot ups, you have to re-execute
:"tunefs -n enable /" or "tunefs -n enable /usr"? Otherwise its not active
:on the partition?
:
:Jorge

    Once you turn softupdates on with tunefs, it's on for good.  Of course,
    your kernel has to be compiled with the SOFTUPDATES option to actually
    run softupdates.

						-Matt


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