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....The PVFS1 client library was designed to use TCP IP for network communication. The network transfer layer in PVFS2 provides an abstract interface that allows the le system design to be independent of the networking mechanism used. The net 5 work transfer layer uses an abstraction called BMI[3] to handle both short and long messages with equal eciency and to support a wide range of protocols and devices. PVFS2 has a storage layer called Trove[17] that abstracts the storage of data. This allows the details of the storage mechanism to be hidden from the rest of the design. Thus, the ....
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