On Thu, Feb 03, 2005 at 05:10:28PM -0200, Cristiano da Costa wrote: > Hello list <snip> > Then I make tests to simultaneos write data in a gnbd device mapped and I note that the files created by one node only appear to other node when the device is reimported and remounted. <snip> > Partition /dev/gnbd/had11 is ext3 and are mounted in both nodes, but the data write for one node only is acessible to other when the device is reimported and remounted. If you actually had shared storage, and did this test, the results would be the same. ext3 is not a clustered filesystem. It never expects the data on disk to change out from under it, so it always trusts its cache. In order to share storage between multiple machines, you need a clustered filesystem, like GFS. -Ben > Grateful > > > > > _________________________ > Cristiano da Costa > Consultor > Develop IT Solutions > www.develop.com.br > Fone: (51) 3386-6620 > -- > > Linux-cluster@xxxxxxxxxx > http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster
