> IIRC you can't read Sparc written filesystems in x86 boxen and vice
> versa due to endian difference.

You can if the machine you're trying to read it on runs NetBSD...and
you had the foresight to build a kernel with FFS_EI turned on.

Disk labels are more likely to be a problem.  I've improved sunlabel so
that it's capable of being used a la mbrlabel, to set the in-core
disklabel to match the "foreign" on-disk label.  (Copies available on
request, as always.)

> You need to put the disk into another sparc.

Or other big-endian machine, though the label may be an issue.

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