We were planning to utilize JFS on SLES9 utilizing IBM's SDD on an IBM DS6800 Storage array, until I read the readme file (1), which says:
3.5 Correction to User's Guide
o Supported Filesystem Statement
In the current User's Guide, we make various statements regarding
specific filesystem support. For Linux 2.6 kernels (the SLES 9 and
RHEL 4 distributions) SDD will only support the following filesystems:
o ext2
o ext3
Please ensure that you do not run any other filesystems on your SDD
vpath devices.
Maybe someone can help me understand why JFS would not be supported in this type of configuration. The last line mentions the vpath devices. We are going to be utilizing LVM, with vpath devices, but would not be formatting the vpath devices directly. Any idea if this may be supported?
(1): ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/storage/subsystem/linux/1.6.0.1-8/rd_linux.2.6.txt
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