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> I think it might make sense to mount the file systems async during
> installs.  If it crashes, well, you're just gonna have to re-run the
> install anyhow.

This is not true if you are using the install to do an upgrade of an existing
system.  In that case, you just don't want async on any of the partitions.

John


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