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Subject: Re: [9fans] HELP: recoving important header file rudely clobbered
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On Tue Feb  1 10:40:33 EST 2011, ericvh@gmail.com wrote:
> doesn't mean its not a file system -- nothing saying such things can't
> be layered.

hg itself is not a file system, and i would imagine if one
layered hgfs on top, one would either need to manually
trigger "dumps", or one wouldn't want to live directly on
hgfs.

- erik