Hi all,
I would like to use OCFS2 to format a set of 4 200GB slices on 4
striped disks.
I would like to see an only file system of 800GB formatted as OCFS2.
Is it possible to do disk grouping with OCFS2?
Have I to use LVM or ASM? The problem is that I should test it with 2
nodes, so I have to
OCFS2 relies on the uniqueness of the uuid for it to distinguish between
different volumes. One cannot mount two volumes having the same uuid
on the same node. Infact, one should not do that across the cluster too,
i.e.,
mount two different physical volumes having the same identical uuid.
If you
Hello Alexei,
yes I am sure :-). We have developed the software at our research lab
and it has been extensively tested in productive environments for most
Linux distributions and kernel versions (2.4.21 - 2.6.17). Up to now, we
have mostly used it with single server file systems like XFS,
On Thu, Jul 20, 2006 at 07:54:57PM +0200, Andre Brinkmann wrote:
Similar to OCFS2, XFS relies on the uniqueness of a serial number. But
with XFS, I am able to change this uid with a user space admin tool. I
hope to find (or implement) similar features in OCFS2 to be able to
support
