When did UFS read-write work?

I've tried to copy a small file to a partition mounted as ufstype=44bsd.
It hanged while doing

	open("file", O_WRONLY|O_CREAT|O_LARGEFILE, 0100644)

Second time, there was no hang, but there was no file on UFS partition
too.

Rebooting to OpenBSD:

	~ $ cd linux/		<=== created by Linux
	~/linux $ ls -la
	ls: .: No such file or directory

Does anyone remeber when UFS rw was OK?

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