On Mon, Dec 06, 1999 at 12:56:29PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've had very little trouble with the old user-space NFS code, but
> recently I setup a Red Hat 6.1 system using knfsd and have been having
> some trouble in a setup where the 6.1 box is the server and several older
> (2.0.x kern
A few notes:
1) We have been using Linux NFS here for years. Once you have it running it
appears to be rock-solid. We've even NFS mounted a filesystem, from another
server, and then shared it out over Samba, to client workstations. This was
a production configuration and it lasted for years, until
On Mon, 6 Dec 1999, Dong Hu wrote:
> We need about 200G hard disk space for software a development
> environment. I am considering of using linux-raid5 configuration.
> We will use nfs to share the disk on 100 Ethernet Lan.
>
> My concern is, how stable an reliable is linux NFS and raid5?
> Any
Just to verify - you would like to create a Raid5 on 1 machine and share
it via NFS, or would you like to create a Raid5 out of other machines'
drives shared via NFS? (the first is very reliable, but the latter is a
little far fetched, though may be technically possible)
My impressions of Raid a
