of the new fs has uid.gid equal to the euid.egid of the process
which made it. This change permits users who have write access to
a device (say a floppy) to create a filesystem that, when mounted,
they have write access to.
This change closes PR bin/5990 from jbernard@ox.mines.edu, and is also the
change requested in PR bin/6276 from "Charles M. Hannum" <mycroft@netbsd.org>
need to swap, allocate a buffer for the swapped summaries rather than using
writebuf. The latter is fixed at 64k, which is only enough room to hold
4096 summaries. Creating an fs with more results in a buffer overrun.
First noted by Matt Jacob mjacob@netbsd.org, and fixed by Albeaus
Bayucan, bayucan@nas.nasa.gov. Minor mods by me.