> I concur.  We use VxFS for all filesystems other than boot/root
> including /usr/openv  
> 
> VxFS is a journaled filesystem so has a lot of benefits over ufs which
> isn't journaled.  I'd always recommend using it where possible but as
> noted it isn't required.

No OS was mentioned, so the capabilities of "UFS" aren't defined.  For
instance, the Solaris version of UFS has journalling/logging
capabilities since the release of Solaris 7.

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