you don't need to switch to UFS completely. You can create a UFS partition on free HD space, or on a second HD.
You can even create a UFS disk image inside a file and mount it. There is a GUI utility (can't remember the name right now) to do it, or plain old CLI utilities to do it as well. It will be significantly slower, but will give you a test environment. If that works better, you might have a winner.
regards,
martin
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