Frederic Gilbert wrote:
Hi,
I have seen in the 1.4.0 announcement:
Cache chunk locking has been refined, and native operating
system vnodes on Linux and MacOS X are now supported.
This has nothing to do with the fileserver, only with the client.
Unfortunately the term vnode is used in different sense on the client
and server: while on the client the vnode is a structure in the kernel
on the server a vnode is a "line" in either the small or large
vnode-file of the volume (and of course also a structure in the
fileserver's memory).
Hartmut
When I have read this, I understood that now the inode file server was
supported on Linux. But I don't see any other reference to this, so
maybe I am wrong?
So, is it possible to use the inode file server with Linux/ext2, and if
so how can I activate it?
Thanks,
Frederic Gilbert.
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