Sorry, there is a typo in my example.  I've summarized with snarf-n-barf'd
   output (rather than handwritten) below.
   
   Version: NetBSD-1.5
   
   Two questions:
   	1) Is this warning bogus, or am I confused?
   	2) Is this problem fixed in a later release?
   
   Bogus warning:
   
   	# umount /mnt
   	# newfs /dev/rwd0e
   	[newfs output elided]
   	# mount /dev/wd0e /mnt
   	# echo foo > /mnt/wd0e
   	# mount -u -o ro /mnt
   	/dev/wd0e: file system not clean (fs_flags=1); please fsck(8)
   	# 
   
   No warning if I umount(8) /mnt first:
   
   	# newfs /dev/rwd0e
   	[newfs output elided]
   	# mount /dev/wd0e /mnt
   	# echo foo > /mnt/wd0e
   	# umount /mnt
   	# mount -o ro /dev/wd0e /mnt
   	# 


this seems broken to me.  certainly doesn't match my experience
with previous/current use...


.mrg.