Hi Chris, On 26 Mar 2004 08:42, Chris Mason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Does Helios Ethershare use the standard linux in kernel nfs server, or > does it patch things somehow?
System1 (dematl04) is Debian/woody with Linux 2.4.25 kernel-nfs-server System2 (dematl08) is Redhat9 with Linux 2.4.25 with its standard nfs client I did compile both kernels myself from original kernel.org source. So no, it does not patch the system. Everything is standard and out-of-the box. Helios is installed in /usr/local/helios as an additional application. Helios Ethershare uses just the appletalk kernel module for networking. Probably "dt" is showing some difference, feature or bug in reiserfs. Of course... the source of dt has only Helios. ( -> http://www.helios.de ) Some new applikation now requires that "dt" is working over NFS. We are currently using reiserfs on all of our production servers because of its great features and speed, and it would hurt if we had to convert to ext3. Bernhard
