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On 31 Mar 2000, Stephen Zander wrote:
> Nope, you just have to endure the overhead of failure recovery before
> the secondary system is available. You would, however, need the
> primamry box to go down or at least dismount the f/s or you have
> issues with disk cache flushing on the non-active node. AFAIK, Oracle
> doesn't support CODA. It certainly doesn't support NFS and anything
> else is probably more easily done with raw devices and direct physical
> access to the media (no f/s abstraction). I've not yet come across the
> Linux equivalent of Veritas under Solaris, though, so I'm not sure how
> you'd go about managing access. SCSI sub-systems can also get very
> unhappy about multiple host initiators on a single bus.
this is why he mentioned gfs. =)
-tcl.
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