Re: [Networker] gfs file system

Hi Carl

Can you share more information about what the customer means by "a 'gfs'
filesystem"?  Is this a global file system, or something else?

Thanks
tl

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Sent: Monday, November 15, 2004 5:15 PM
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Subject: [Networker] gfs file system

Fellow Listers;

I'm looking for input on how to handle a 'gfs' filesystem on Red Hat
Linux.  I got caught by surprise on this one - halfway thru an install when
the customer mentions "Oh, by the way ...".

As I understand it, gfs is not necessarily mounted as a typical filesystem,
and problems can arise when it is mounted.  I'm sure if I took the time to
browse the Legato compatibility guide, I'd find "NOT SUPPORTED", but what
the heck.  Anybody have experience with this and care to pass along some
tips?

Regards,
cf

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