>From: "Gordon W. Ross" <gwr@mc.com>
>Date: Tue, 5 Nov 96 11:38:49 EST

>Actually, the typical "dataless" machine would have its swap on a
>scratch disk, and therefore may very well have an MFS mount for /tmp
>(which actually uses FFS as I recall). Therefore, FFS is still useful.

You should be able to use MFS without FFS; MFS should pull in the
necessary FFS bits on its own.  If it doesn't, I'd call that a bug.
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