Hi guys. I'm working on developing a cluster file system and I'd like
to simulate concurrent shared storage access using uml and disk files.
I traced down the file locking, and it seems that (assuming I have a
cluster file system that keeps things up to date in the metadata of the
filesystem) if I remove this function I should be able to have more than
1 instance accessing storage at the same time. I realize this is a bit
dangerous, since it involves *all* block devices, but I don't see a
much better way. COW is not what I'm looking for, and that seems to be
the standard answer. Can anyone provide positive or negative feedback
on this approach? Possibly a better approach?
Thanks,
Allan Graves
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