Pascal,
Thanks for taking the time to update the wiki, every contribution helps.
Note that the need for patches kernels for project quotas will also go
away with newer kernels, but Red Hat just couldn't make that feature work
with the RHEL7 kernel without breaking the ABI.
Cheers, Andreas
On Jun
Hi George
that used to be the case until before 2.10.1, but since 2.10.1 even
ldiskfs does not require a patch anymore. I have actually updated from a
patched 2.10.3 to 2.12.4 patchless and i am using ldiskfs for my MDTs
and ZFS for the OSTs
but i think i just found out why there are still
IIRC "patchless server" can only serve ZFS based backends.So, it you really need ldiskfs - you're stuck with patched kernel for now. 27.05.2020, 18:41, "Pascal Suter" :Hi alli am currently upgrading a lustre 2.10.3 to 2.12.4 on CentOS 7.7 and Iam unsure if I should use the patchless or patched serv
Hi all
i am currently upgrading a lustre 2.10.3 to 2.12.4 on CentOS 7.7 and I
am unsure if I should use the patchless or patched server version. what
is the advantage of still using the patched server version over using
the patchless variant? From an linux sysadmin point of view I prefer to
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