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From: jerry@acsc.com (Jerry Chen)
Newsgroups: comp.os.386bsd.development
Subject: Re: mount a dirty file system without fsck (was Re: what is fs_clean for?)
Date: 17 Oct 1993 18:18:20 GMT
Organization: Advanced Computing Systems Company
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> in particular, the init code and static
> allocations must go, and the block management needs to be zoned (ala VIVA
> FS from UKY); then you might as well go to an allocation bitmap directly
> and decode the bytes; this is what the ACER Fast Filesystem does. 

Where can I find more info about the ACER Fast Filesystem and the VIVA FS from UKY?
Are there any papers?

Jerry