On 30 Jun 1999, Bill Gribble wrote:
> It seems that venus and/or the Linux kernel-venus interface can't deal
> with files bigger than its cache, returning an ENOSPC (or so I presume
> from the error message) on an attempt to open one.
>
> I guess this means that the cache works on a per-file basis rather
> than a per-page basis, and gives up if a file is bigger than can fit
> in the cache. Is this widely considered a bug or a feature?
"It's a feature not a bug" ;)
As for caching on a per-page basis, how do you deal with interoperability
between machines with different page sizes (x86 vs Alpha).
However, someone adding X kilobyte block caching support would be a nice
project for someone ;)
>
> (server/client v. 5.2.4, Linux kernel 2.2.10, venus/kernel module
> 5.2.3)
>
> Thanks,
> Bill Gribble
>
>
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