Retire the UFS2 item. sysinstall was fixed a while back to support >2TB.

fdisk and bsdlabel have design limitations the prevent them from working
with >2TB, but they don't prevent one from using GPT or raw partitions to
hold large UFS2 filesystems.  growfs is still problematic, but a fix is
being tested in HEAD now.
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models.</td>
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<td>Reports of UFS2 "large disk" problems</td>
<td>&status.wip</td>
<td>&a.scottl;</td>
<td>There have been several reports that growfs(8) works improperly
with large disk sizes, and other size-related nits in the current
disk and label management tool set. These must be resolved for
5.3-RELEASE.</td>
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<td>Entropy harvesting optimizations</td>
<td>&status.wip;</td>