> Rationale:
> No caching means that each kernel doesn't go off with its own idea of
> what is on the disk in a file, at least. Dunno about directories and
> metadata.
And what if they both allocate the same disk block to another
file, simultaneously ?
A mount option isn't enough to achieve your goal.
It looks like you want GFS or OCFS. Info about GFS can be found at:
http://www.opengfs.org/
http://www.sistina.com/ (commercial GFS)
Dunno where Oracle's cluster fs is documented.
regards,
Rik
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