Well, you're probably out of luck. We don't support new 5.2.1 users and 6.0
support started with RHEL 3, Update 2(2.4.21-15). I suppose you could download,
build and support this yourself. Still, GFS is a filesystem and includes kernel
code which you will need to load into the kernel.
- Rob
Angela wrote:
Thanks Rob,
but I can't upgrade or patch the kernel, do you think there is another
solution? Maybe with GFS 5.2.1, but I can't find the sources or the rpms.
Angela
At 14:47 13/01/2006, Rob Kenna wrote:
Angela wrote:
Hi all,
I have this configuration: two servers (both with Redhat Enterprise 3
ES, kernel 2.4.21-4.EL) and they are attached to a DiskArray with a HBA.
Can I use RedHat GFS to share the disk between the two servers? If so
which version I have to use and where can I download it?
GFS 6.0 is available for Red Hat EL 3. You will need to move up to a
newer kernel update though. I would recommend Update 6 which is the
2.4.21-37 kernel. GFS allows for the full sharing of a file system
across the SAN. It's a layered product offering on top of Red Hat
Enterprise Linux. Here's a link to learn more:
http://www.redhat.com/en_us/USA/home/solutions/gfs/
- Rob
Unfortunately I can't upgrade the kernel.
Thanks in advance,
Angela
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