On Jun 22, 2009, at 9:27 AM, David Boyes wrote:

How about Linux guests that have file systems stored on FCP attached
SCSI devices, can they be shared r/o with other Linux guests? My
understanding is that, no, they can not be shared. Am I mistaken?

I suspect that you would still need some kind of cluster file system
(eg, Lustre, GFS, OCFS, etc) to make that safe.

To amplify David's response: I think it works like other kinds of
DASD: if *everyone* has it read-only, that's OK.  If *anyone* has it
read-write at the same time that anyone else has either a read-only or
read-write link to it, then you need some sort of cluster-aware
filesystem to share it correctly.

Adam

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