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we start putting the submap entries into the XML descriptor.

image. Been wanting to do this for a while since the dependency on
copying the contents of the root disk to create an image, has always
been a dubious approach, since there is no consistency over time,
and because it is unclear if the resulting image will boot on a
physical node later (cause of the XEN stuff that is on the disk).

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To further prevent (or maybe promote) confusion.

If they specify filesystem creation, it can take 5 minutes or longer
depending on the FS type and size. We print a warning about this.

Previously, Linux could do ext* and BSD could do UFS. Now linux can also
RO mount UFS while FreeBSD can RW mount ext[23] and RO mount ext4
(FreeBSD 10 only for ext4). So ext3 would be a good choice if you want your
blockstore available no matter the OS being used.

and libraries. Rough, needs plenty more work.

The -f <fstype> option to createdataset will now pre-initialize the dataset
with an empty filesystem. Supported types are: ufs and ext[234].

Note to self: Make sure you are testing the version of the code you think you are testing.

Can do ext[234] or ufs.

with disk images being corrupted.

correct (non-xen) kernel.

so they get propagated when clonging an image.