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  1. Lustre
  2. LU-9240

Can the ldiskfs support Linux kernel 4.1.38+?

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    • Resolution: Not a Bug
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    • Lustre 2.9.0
    • Linux kernel 4.1.38+
    • 9223372036854775807

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      I am studying the Lustre File System and need re-build the 2.9 Lustre with Linux Kernel 4.1.38.
      But, the ldiskfs module has so many patches for ext3/ext4 only on Linux kernel 3.12 or earlier. Can the ldiskfs support Linux kernel 4.1.38 or later versions?

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          [LU-9240] Can the ldiskfs support Linux kernel 4.1.38+?

          Hi Dilger,
          I have found some description about run Lustre on the ZFS as the back fs : http://wiki.lustre.org/Lustre_with_ZFS_Install
          It seems that this is the way using ZFS instead of ldiskfs. Thanks you again !!!

          Red ZhangWei (Inactive) added a comment - Hi Dilger, I have found some description about run Lustre on the ZFS as the back fs : http://wiki.lustre.org/Lustre_with_ZFS_Install It seems that this is the way using ZFS instead of ldiskfs. Thanks you again !!!

          Hi Simmons,
          In the version 2.9 Lustre, there is only server source codes for SLES12SP1.Where can I find the SLES12SP2 support?

          Red ZhangWei (Inactive) added a comment - Hi Simmons, In the version 2.9 Lustre, there is only server source codes for SLES12SP1.Where can I find the SLES12SP2 support?

          Hi Dilger,
          Thank your for your great information. And since I am an newbie of the Lustre, can you tell me how to set the Lustre to use ZFS instead of the ldiskfs ?

          Red ZhangWei (Inactive) added a comment - Hi Dilger, Thank your for your great information. And since I am an newbie of the Lustre, can you tell me how to set the Lustre to use ZFS instead of the ldiskfs ?

          Actually since we have SLES12SP2 support a port of ldiskfs to a 4.4 kernel exist. Try that.

          simmonsja James A Simmons added a comment - Actually since we have SLES12SP2 support a port of ldiskfs to a 4.4 kernel exist. Try that.

          We haven't done the work to port ldiskfs to a newer server yet. If you are interested to do so, that would be welcome.

          Alternately, you can use ZFS for the back-end disk storage, since that doesn't require any kernel/ext4 patching at all.

          adilger Andreas Dilger added a comment - We haven't done the work to port ldiskfs to a newer server yet. If you are interested to do so, that would be welcome. Alternately, you can use ZFS for the back-end disk storage, since that doesn't require any kernel/ext4 patching at all.

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