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 * Copyright (c) 2025 Lexi Winter <ivy@FreeBSD.org>
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comment = "UFS filesystem support"

desc = <<EOD
The Unix File System (UFS) is the standard filesystem used for storing
data on block storage devices, such as hard disks.  This implementation
of UFS is the Berkeley Fast File System (FFS), developed as part of the
Berkeley UNIX distribution (BSD), and has been extended to support new
features such as Soft Updates, journaling, and snapshots.

This package provides various utilities used to manage UFS filesystems,
including the dump(8) and restore(8) programs used to manage filesystem
backups, the newfs(8) utility for creating new filesystems, and the fsck(8)
utilities used to check the consistency of an existing filesystem after
an unclean shutdown or panic.

The libufs library is also provided, which allows applications to access
UFS filesystems programmatically.
EOD