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<td>Switch to GEOM as default storage management framework</td>
<td>FreeBSD CVS HEAD: default now switched</td>
<td>Belived to be OK.</td>
<td>phk@FreeBSD.org,sam@FreeBSD.org</td><td>Move to using GEOM in the
GENERIC kernel as the default storage management framework,
supporting out-of-the-box use of new partiton types, data transforms
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<td>UFS2 bootable on i386</td>
<td>In progress</td>
<td>green@FreeBSD.org, phk@FreeBSD.org</td>
<td>UFS2 can be successfully booted on sparc64, but on i386 the
emulated 64-bit instructions grow boot2 beyond the 8k traditionally
allocated for that boot loader. There appear to be some combination
of books in various bits of the boot loading mechanism relating
to this (possibly including in the i386 emulated 64-bit instructions)
that must be resolved. In addition, the installation code now needs
to start leaving room for the larger boot blocks so that freshly
installed systems can be UFS2-bootable.</td>
<td>In progress. We might want to miss on this one.</td>
<td>phk@FreeBSD.org</td>
<td>UFS2 can be successfully booted on sparc64, but on i386
boot2 cannot fit in the space reserved in front of a UFS1 filesystem.
disklabel, libdisk, sysinstall and newfs needs to learn about this
wrinkle, and we need some makefile magic to build both UFS1 and
UFS1/2 boot2 boot files.
The potential for foot-shooting is very large, and phk@ currently
leans towards defaulting to UFS1 for root and boot, and UFS2 for
all other filesystems.
</td>
</tr>
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