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Parallel Virtual File System 2.7.0 (Default branch)
The Parallel Virtual File System is a user-space parallel file system for use on clusters of PCs (and Beowulfs in particular). It provides transparent file striping across multiple machines and includes a loadable kernel module for use with existing binaries. TCP/IP is used for data transmission, and file data is stored on existing file systems on each machine. License: GNU General Public License (GPL) Changes:
Additional support for a number of high-performance networks, namely Myricom MX and Cray Portals. Improvements to the Infiniband networking layer, a new two-dimensional distribution for TCP networks, immutable file support, and better support for user-specified layout of data over storage objects. Linux kernel support has been extended to include 2.6.22 and 2.6.23. More... |
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