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Linux 5.4 new y2k38 message on filesystem mount
I noticed this message in a recent Linux 5.4 system log after mounting an ext2 file system:
ext2 filesystem being mounted at / supports timestamps until 2038 (0x7fffffff) The message warns that ext2 filesystems have traditional Unix 32-bit timestamps and will not save create/modify/access timestamps newer than 19 Jan 2038. Something like this could also be in BSD kernels to warn about ufs1 file systems. Ufs2 file sytems are ok.
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