SUMMARY: Berkeley Fast File System configuration and use

From: Enrique Rossi - Anexo 2301 - Sop.Comercial <e_rossi_at_sonda.cl>
Date: Wed, 24 Jul 1996 07:41:18 -0400

The answer is: Berkeley Fast File System = UNIX File System of Digital UNIX
then, nothing special to do.

below the answers received.

Thanks to each one.

Regards,

erossi_at_sonda.cl

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It's configured by default. It's called UFS in Digital documentation. It's
the same things as what you're looking for.
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The Digital UNIX "UFS" file system is Digital's implementation of Berkeley
Fast File System. If you have a 4.2BSD compatible file system on a disk,
you should be able to mount it on Digital UNIX as a UFS file system.

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Use newfs to create a file system on a disk partition and
then use mount to mount.  UFS, the default file system on
Digital UNIX is a Berkeley Fast File System implementation.

Received on Wed Jul 24 1996 - 23:46:38 NZST