Helge Hafting <helgehaf@idb.hist.no> wrote:
>> What I'd like to do is allow both motherboards to be able to read and
>> write to a shared area of the array. Obviously 2 seperate systems writing
>> to the same file at the same time would be a bad thing. So I need some
>> sort of machine independant file system locking.
> Both boards may mount the same filesystem read-only. There is no
> problems
> with that.
for this also keep in mind that journaling filesystems (reiserfs etc.)
have mostly some other meaning of read-only (for replaying the log)
and will not work most probably even read-only in this scenario
t
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