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Not sure why you would use it when there ocfs2 is widely available on Linux.
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would you recommend GFS?
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From: Dan Norris <dannorris@(protected)>
I forgot to mention it specifically by name, but GFS is supported, as LSC
mentioned. However, it is not free ($2200/year). See https://www.redhat.com
/apps/store/enterprise/gfs.html.
Also, it does not support OCR and voting disks--just database files and shared
OH as documented in 329530.1.
Dan
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From: "Kerber, Andrew W." <Andrew.Kerber@(protected)>
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Subject: RE: RAC File System Questions
Ok, I admit I don?t know a lot about the subject, but isnt the linux
clustering system gfs or something like that alsoe usable? And wouldn?t that
be a free filesystem?
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ocfs2 is widely available on Linux.</span></font></p>
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forgot to mention it specifically by name, but GFS is supported, as LSC
mentioned. However, it is not free ($2200/year). See <a
href="https://www.redhat.com/apps/store/enterprise/gfs.html" target="_blank"
>https://www.redhat.com/apps/store/enterprise/gfs.html</a>.<br>
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Also, it does not support OCR and voting disks--just database files and shared
OH as documented in 329530.1.<br>
<br>
Dan</span></font></p>
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