GEOM oddity with verbose boot

[Poul-Henning Kamp]

In message <20031219125316.GB3682 at mail.evip.pl>, Wiktor Niesiobedzki writes:

>Ofcourse, it finds, but what makes me worry, is how there could be a valid bsd
>label, if there is a valid UFS2 superblock?
>If I understand correctly, in first 8192 bytes of partition are at the same
>time:
>- UFS2 superblock
>- BSD label

The UFS2 superblock can be located four different places, at 0, at
8k, 64k or 256k into the partition.

The BSDlabel is at 512 bytes offset (on i386).

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