Hi All, I need to develop a (network-)distributed file system, for Linux. How do I go about doing that? I know I need to write: 1. kernel code (preferably as a module) to register as a VFS provider (is wording accurate?) 2. user-space daemons (much like NFS) to handle all that which doesn't have to take place inside the kernel. I also know that there's a raw-device-over-network (see NBD) approach and a file-system-over-network (see samba) approach. Which do you believe is better suited for a general purpose distributed file system? Thanks, anonly.
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