I'm currently running Solaris v2.6 and NetBSD/sparc 1.2G (late september) on 
an SS10.  If I write to a UFS-formatted-via-Solaris partition under NetBSD, 
all is well until I mount it under Solaris again--my ACLs are completely wiped 
out, and Solaris complains that it can't use the first block to auto-fsck the 
partition (doing a manual fsck with block 32 does work, but my ACL's are still 
outta whack).

fsck was *NOT* run under NetBSD, so no conversion to ffs occurred--or at 
least, I know I didn't tell it to (and the fsck flag is turned off in fstab).

Am I missing something here or have I found an incompatibility?

Thanks.

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