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I like having different partitions for /home, /usr etc., but thats IMHO not =

the problem here.. The questions should be: Why does X lock-up ?

> am i on the right track here? if so, does netbsd support a journalled
> filesystem?  if not, what do folks suggest?
NetBSD could actually use a port of FreeBSD 5.0's UFS2/background=20
fsck/snapshots. This found eleminate that problem. (Though I'm not sure how =

hard it would be to port that stuff..)


Marc

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