Ted Lemon wrote:
> 
> > 2) One of the things we've done with this space is reserve 96 bytes for
> > opaque data. The name gives a lot a way. All ffs does with this data is
> > store it, tell you if it's there, retrieve it, and clear it. Nothing else.
> 
> Oops, my previous message assumed that the opaque data was unlimited
> in size - nevermind.   This is what I get for receiving mail out of
> order.   :')

I guess you could always just allocate another i-node and store that
other i-node number in the opaque data field, effectively making it
'unlimited.'

	Neil