Frank van der Linden <fvdl@wasabisystems.com> writes:
> I noticed several uses of ntohl() in ffs_appleufs.c. First of all,
> these should really be be32toh(), for consistency, since it's
> not networking code.
Ok, I'll change it to use be32toh() then.

> Secondly, is Apple UFS defined to be big endian? If not, these
> need to be conditional like the rest of the FFS swap code.
Yes, Apple UFS is defined to be big endian, especially the volume
label.  I will add a comment to this effect.

Thanks,
Darrin