There was a time window during which the sequence:

	* boot new kernel, write fs
	* boot old kernel OR use old fsck
	* boot new kernel

..would get the block counts wrong, possibly creating trouble.

I've fixed this problem in sys/ufs/ffs_vfsops.c yesterday, I
suggest using a kernel with that fix. There's still a potential
problem with new fsck and an old kernel, I'll fix that shortly.

- Frank


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Frank van der Linden                                            fvdl@netbsd.org
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