> md is not needed for MFS. Also folks using A7000, GENERIC, RISCPC, SHARK
> or VOYAGER kernels (or configs based on them) should find that MFS is
> built in.

Okay, but I'll wager that their default fstab does not mount /tmp as an MFS.
That last bit is sort of the whole point.

Todd Whitesel
toddpw @ best.com