Nix, Robert P. wrote: > Is there a properly intelligent filesystem and driver that can handle a > read-write filesystem across multiple zLinux images? There are multiple. Lustre (Cluster Filesystems Inc.) and global filesystem (RedHat) can do that. None of them is merged into mainline Linux kernel as of today, the open source community is looking forward to a cleaner soloution. Oracle cluster filesystem2 (ocfs2) is a hot candidate to be merged in the very near future, because it looks like a pretty clean implementation. The design of ocfs2 is similar to rock-solid extended filesystem family [ext2, ext3], which makes many people (including me) think that it will become the soloution of choice for most people. --
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