On Mar 7, 2007, at 9:05 PM, Tom Haynes wrote:
Last month I started a discussion about what should a NFS server in
a zone look like? What were the goals? How did people want to use
it to provide solutions for their customers? Etc.
At this time, I want to propose a project to get a NFS
On Mar 7, 2007, at 9:27 AM, Robert Thurlow wrote:
I propose a new project that delivers the NFSv4 extensions for
Mirror Mounts, Referrals, and Replication Migration. This
project should be endorsed by the NFS community.
What's a mirror mount? It's a way to make the client automatically
On Tue, Darren J Moffat wrote:
Tom Haynes wrote:
The proposal is to move the sharetab info out of //etc/dfs/sharetab/ and
into memory. Users can still get
to the data via a filesystem interface - think of the mnttab.
Are you asking to start a project to cover this ?
If so I think that
On Sun, Ashok Nair wrote:
James,
Thanks, Can you clarify a bit about how library call to librpcsvc.so.1 can
resolve to a function defined in mount.c? I was expecting the function to be
defined in librpcsvc.so.1. I dont have any prior experince in the build
process.
Technically, it
On Thu, juan valdez wrote:
Howdy
I'm new to this thread but not Solaris in general.
I'm trying to get Solaris 10 jumpstart to work using a Linux server.
The big problem I have is the apparent compatibility issues between Linux
(2.6 kernel, tried both Fedora core 4 and 6) NFS version 4
I am still very interested in why NFSv4 did not work with the Linux server.
That should be fixed so you don't have to go through these hurdles to
install.
Spencer
On Fri, juan valdez wrote:
OOPS.
My bad. I realized in miniroot that in the /etc/default/nfs file I changed
the
Juan,
Either tcpdump or snoop is fine from the server.
And we can move this discussion to nfs-discuss for further NFS debugging.
Spencer
On Fri, juan valdez wrote:
Alright.
Let me try and do a snoop trace tomorrow when the new solaris machine's up.
Thank you.
You say I should do a trace
On Mon, Jim Walker wrote:
Today we released the NFSv4 Test Suite on www.opensolaris.org.
This is the first of several ON consolidation test suites that will
be open sourced and released for use by the OpenSolaris community.
The NFSv4 test suite source may be downloaded at:
On Thu, James Carlson wrote:
Cyril Plisko writes:
The T10 OSD model provides a number of advantages over the aging
block-based
storage model in areas such as performance, scalability, and security.
Storage
vendors are currently developing storage devices that support the T10 OSD
I propose a new Open Solaris project to be called NFSv4.1 pNFS.
With the forward momentum in the IETF NFSv4 working group around
NFSv4.1 and pNFS specifically, it seems appropriate to start this
project.
While NFSv4.1 contains many new or additional features, the initial
focus will be on the
Hello.
The NFS RDMA project page is up and running at:
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/nfsrdma/
At this point, the basics are in place. We expect to post
a snapshot of the current project source soon.
Subscription info for nfsrdma-discuss may be found at:
I would like to propose the creation of an NFS/RDMA project to
be affiliated with the OpenSolaris NFS community.
The purpose of this project is to update the existing
NFS/RDMA(Infiniband) support in OpenSolaris to match the most recent
Internet Drafts on the topic. It would also undertake
On Fri, Rainer Orth wrote:
Eric Lowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What about file systems? Why have ZFS and UFS communities (and possibly
NFS in the future) instead of one file system community with three file
system projects under it?
Speaking of which, it occured to me recently, when
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