Anything post-5.x (~8 years ago) uses UFS2 by default, so...monkeyboy said:What's the easiest way to determine whether a filesystem is UFS1 or UFS2?
Nothing relevant like explicitly mentioning "UFS2" in the very first output line?monkeyboy said:dumpfs doesn't seem to say anything relevant.
Beastie said:Nothing relevant like explicitly mentioning "UFS2" in the very first output line?
monkeyboy said:So if anyone has a better method for mounting UFSs on Windows XP, please let me know.
wblock said:A brute-force way would be to install VirtualBox and run FreeBSD inside it. Add Samba and bridged networking and the host system will be able to net mount the UFS filesystem as if it were native.
monkeyboy said:wow... that's kinda wild, but I suppose it should work... not exactly a "lightweight" solution though...
Zare said: