> >Synopsis:       sysinst disallows "Apple UFS" for /

> 	Sysinst disallows assigning a mount point to any file system
> 	type other than 4.2BSD and msdos.  This prevents using an
> 	already-made Apple UFS as the root file system.

Even if it let you add a mount point, it won't mount it!
(it only uses the info to splat over /etc/fstab)

Actually I think newfs will generate a valid Apple UFS filesystem
(given suitable parameters), so maybe it ought to be in the PI_ISBSDFS list!

Actually here, sysinst could do with 'dirty' filesystems failing to mount
so that it can then fsck them.  Could do with it being a specific error
from mount.

	David

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David Laight: david@l8s.co.uk