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Why Oracle 11g need forcedirectio option?
Post 302558943 by gogol_bordello on Monday 26th of September 2011 01:24:39 AM
09-26-2011
Thanks guys,
but both did not answer my question
I asked whe it is mandatory.
As sysgate said, mount command indicates it as a performance options, so I asked myself... is it a really mandatory option?
but both did not answer my question
I asked whe it is mandatory.
As sysgate said, mount command indicates it as a performance options, so I asked myself... is it a really mandatory option?
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vmware-hgfsmounter - program for mounting HGFS shares SYNOPSIS
mount.vmhgfs SHARE DIRECTORY [ -o OPTIONS ] vmware-hgfsmounter SHARE DIRECTORY [ -o OPTIONS ] DESCRIPTION
This is a console-based mount helper application. It mounts the HGFS share, specified by name, to a local directory. Share names must be in host:dir format. OPTIONS
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This command is intended to be run from within /bin/mount by passing the option '-t vmhgfs'. For example: mount -t vmhgfs .host:/ /mnt/hgfs/ mount -t vmhgfs .host:/foo /mnt/foo mount -t vmhgfs .host:/foo/bar /var/lib/bar SEE ALSO
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