Re: [AVFS] Fuse / AVFS / LuFS / 2.6 kernel?

[email protected] (Miklos Szeredi) Thu, 1 Apr 2004 11:15:47 +0200 (MEST)
Newsgroups gmane.comp.file-systems.avfs.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi!

> All I'm trying to do is be able to mount remote
> (Solaris/Linux) filesystems on my linux laptop via
> ssh.  I've tried LuFS and ran into an odd problem
> where everything mounted correctly but only every 3rd
> attempt to access the filesystem was successful. After
> working with that quite a while I decided to check out
> any alternatives.  That's when I found AVFS/Fuse.

Try installing 'lufis' from the AVFS/FUSE homepage.  It's a bridge
between a LUFS filesystem and the FUSE kernel module.  Follow the
instructions given in the README.  I use sshfs like this, and it works
fine for me on Debian sid, 2.6.4 kernel.

> Thorugh my research so far, I've gathered that Fuse
> and AVFS aren't tied together, but I'm not sure how
> exactly to accomplish my goal.

Next release of AVFS will use FUSE, and will work on 2.6 kernels.  I'm
working on it.

> I've tried installing Fuse and then using the example, but must be
> doing something simple wrong there because it just hangs 

This is a FAQ.  It doesn't actually hang, it just works.  What you
start is the program that serves the filesystem requests.  Try it.

> (I've tried running 'fusermount /mnt/hda5 example/fusexmp -d' and
> just

This is wrong, you cannot specify a partition.  It will always mirror
the root directory.

> 'example/fusexmp /mnt/test -d' from the /tmp/fuse-1.1 build dir as
> specified in the README).

This one is the right form.

Miklos


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