Re: Debian Lenny OpenSSI with LVM and RAID 1
John Hughes <[email protected]> Wed, 11 Aug 2010 15:59:29 +0200
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Cumberland, Lonnie wrote: > Thanks for getting back to me and I also liked you post on the OpenSSI filesystem as well. > You're welcome > In the other post, I noticed that you mentioned " Linux filesystem stacks a CFS layer " which I assume that OpenSSI is using FUSE or FiST to stack the filesystem, No, OpenSSI predates FUSE. The CFS stacking is more like kernel NFS. > but I had problem to install the "fuse-tools" which seems to be some problem with the udev I have no experience using FUSE, sorry > as I know that we will have single-point failure with this topology, but will also have a redundant backup over the nodes as well using this approach. Additionally, I have the cluster Interconnect on a Gigabit network so that local bandwidth is not really a problem for the moment. > One can never have too much bandwidth. > > I was trying to load it into the main server but seem to get errors and as being afraid of crashing the cluster, any ideas on what I should do to install the Fuse-Tools so that I can mount stackable filesystems? > Like I said, you're breaking new ground here. Good luck. Sorry about not being more helpful. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This SF.net email is sponsored by Make an app they can't live without Enter the BlackBerry Developer Challenge http://p.sf.net/sfu/RIM-dev2dev