Kenneth W. Preslan, Andrew P. Barry, Jonathan E. Brassow, Grant M. Erickson, Erling Nygaard, Christopher J. Sabol, Steven R. Soltis, David C. Teigland, and Matthew T. O'Keefe. A 64-bit, shared disk le system for Linux. In Proceedings of the Seventh NASA Goddard Conference on Mass Storage Systems. IEEE Computer Society Press, March 1999. Home/Search Document Not in Database Summary Related Articles |
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....has recently released XFS for Linux. SGI is also developing a version of XFS for clusters, called CXFS, but, to our knowledge, CXFS is not yet available for Linux clusters. The second group comprises distributed le systems such as NFS [27] AFS Coda [3, 8] InterMezzo [4, 16] xFS [1] and GFS [23]. These le systems are designed to provide distributed access to les from multiple client machines, and their consistency semantics and caching behavior are designed accordingly for such access. The types of workloads resulting from large parallel scienti c applications usually do not mesh well ....
Kenneth W. Preslan, Andrew P. Barry, Jonathan E. Brassow, Grant M. Erickson, Erling Nygaard, Christopher J. Sabol, Steven R. Soltis, David C. Teigland, and Matthew T. O'Keefe. A 64-bit, shared disk le system for Linux. In Proceedings of the Seventh NASA Goddard Conference on Mass Storage Systems. IEEE Computer Society Press, March 1999.
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