----- Original Message ----- | 1.if i can deploy gfs2 on fedora12. if it is ok to build from source | code ? Yes you can. However, as Andrew said, it's probably a mistake. You're better off using Fedora 14 where the code base is newer and it will be supported longer. You can build it from source, but find a source that's compatible with your kernel may be a challenge. GFS2 has advanced to match ongoing kernel development. You can build the Fedora 12 kernel from source RPMS, but you're likely going to encounter bugs that have already been fixed by later revisions. If you go with Fedora 14, it may be easier to compile the latest source from the GFS2 kernel git repo. | 2.the max node gfs2 can manger? i use san, if i have 100 machines,if | gfs2 can work over those nodes? | | thanks GFS2 does not care how many nodes are in your cluster. The only thing that cares is the rest of the cluster infrastructure. However, we don't recommend that many nodes for various reasons. For one thing, your network may be clogged with lots of traffic, which may interfere with proper cluster communications. Regards, Bob Peterson Red Hat File Systems -- Linux-cluster mailing list Linux-cluster@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster
