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Re: the "cluster" system call (and file system type)



El Sábado 14 Julio 2001 18:14, escribiste:
>  Helo, David!
>
> > >  Better focused, something like a /proc filesystem. :-)
> >
> > Part of the objection to including mosix as-is into the kernel
> > is all the mucking it does in /proc.  This point was made
> > early on by very possibly Alan himself.   So by mounting
>
>  Well, if this is the only one problem, let it be in "/cluster". ;-)
>
>  I thought that it would be the best putting all the kernel control stuff
> on "/proc". Or would it be better "/scsi", "/net", "/ipv4", "/ipv6",
> "/pcmcia" and so on?
>
I lost the thread , are you talking about using /proc/cluster, /cluster or 
whatever to stats and control files or you plan to do something like mounting 
that filesystem and have 
/proc/cluster/node1/234 
/proc/cluster/node1/235  
/proc/cluster/node1/236 
/proc/cluster/node1/238
/proc/cluster/node2/23 
/proc/cluster/node2/24

A bit crazy , all the nodes need to know everything, but amazing use 
konqueror's drag'n drop to migrate a process ^_^  (i think is the first one 
anyway :P)

  
>  All the subsystems lay on "/proc". I can not understand why clusters
> subsistems should be different. I thing that the best is finnaly
> integrating clustering into the kernel, and that Linux became a
> cluster-capable OS. If kernel people ask to the comunity, sure they find
> lots of help. Yes, the 2.5 would be REALLY unstable, but we could have
> amazing features for databases, servers, and workstations.

When the need of interrupts comes the kernel takes care of it , when the need 
of  multiprocessors comes the kernel takes care of it, i just wonder why when 
the need of multicomputers comes suddenly the kernel developers decided it 
was userspace. 
Yes i know , no every one have a lan and want it . 
Well i know much more people having a lan in his house than a SMP machine. 
And several of them will love a SSI system (in fact they hardly would believe 
it ^_^ )



--
Jordi 
  Student of Spain	

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