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• Building Lustre Code
  The procedure on this page describes how to build and configure Lustre™ code in a development environment. It assumes that you have: * Checked out Lustre source code from Git (see [[Accessing Lustre Code]]).
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• Building and Installing Lustre from Source Code
  ...he version of Lustre you are installing, you may need to build and install Lustre from source code. This involves several steps: * Configuring the kernel to work with Lustre
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• Building Lustre Code
  The procedure on this page describes how to build and configure Lustre™ code in a development environment. It assumes that you have: * Checked out Lustre source code from Git (see [[Accessing Lustre Code]]).
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• Patchless Client
  ...RPMs can be found at the [http://downloads.lustre.org/public/lustre/v1.8/ Lustre download site]. ...e for the kernels listed at the top the Change Log for each release (see [[Lustre Release Information]]).
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• Configuring InfiniBand Connectivity
  ...''] in the [http://wiki.lustre.org/manual/LustreManual20_HTML/index.html ''Lustre Operations Manual'']. == Building and Configuring Infiniband Support for Lustre™ ==
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• Lustre FUSE
  ...an external contributor. We provide this information as a resource for the Lustre™ open-source community, but we make no representation as to the accuracy, ...out of date. However, it contains important information and code for using Lustre with FUSE and provides a starting point for anyone interested to work on th
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• Contribute:Contribute
  Access guidelines for contributing code and testing Lustre® along with developer resources and tools. <big><strong>Contributing to Lustre® technology</strong></big>
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• Use:Use
  ...formation about installing, configuring, administering and troubleshooting Lustre®. <big><strong>Installing and Configuring Lustre®</strong></big>
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• LibLustre How-To Guide
  ...he key goals for the library are to provide a portable mechanism to access Lustre from different POSIX-compliant operating systems, and to provide access fro ...re''. Instead, you should use the Lustre (VFS) client file system to mount Lustre directly. ''liblustre'' does ''NOT'' support multi-threaded applications.
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• GetInvolved:Get Involved
  Find out what the Lustre® community is doing and get involved. * Sign up for a <ins>[[Lustre_Mailing_Lists|Lustre mailing list]]</ins>.
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• POSIX Compliance Testing
  '''''Note:''''' The Lustre™ code is not completely POSIX compliant, so test results may show some er ...ral versions of the POSIX compliance suite available to [http://downloads.lustre.org/public/tools/benchmarks/posix/ download]. Each version is gcc and archi
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• Debian Install
  ...an external contributor. We provide this information as a resource for the Lustre™ open-source community, but we make no representation as to the accuracy, == Lustre on Debian ==
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• Lustre User Group 2009
  Thanks to all of the attendees and presenters at the 2009 Lustre User Group (LUG). We had the highest attendance in LUG's seven year history ...ct Lustre features, upcoming enhancements, site-specific experiences using Lustre, and much more.
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• DRBD and Lustre
  ...an external contributor. We provide this information as a resource for the Lustre™ open-source community, but we make no representation as to the accuracy, ...uted Replicated Block Device (DRBD) is a block device that is designed for building high-availability clusters. It works by mirroring the entire block device v
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• Applying Lustre Patches to a Kernel
  This page describes how to apply Lustre™ kernel patches to a tree, how to use ''Quilt'' (a package provided with == Overview of Lustre Patches ==
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• Architecture - Wide Striping
  '''''Note:''''' ''The content on this page reflects the state of design of a Lustre feature at a particular point in time and may contain outdated information. There are several use cases where Lustre wants to write exceptionally many stripes in files:
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• Lustre 1.8
  ...es feature descriptions and lists the benefits offered by upgrading to the Lustre 1.8 release branch. The change log and release notes are [[Change_Log_1.8|h The adaptive timeouts feature (enabled, by default) causes Lustre to use an adaptive mechanism to set RPC timeouts, so users no longer have t
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• FAQ - OS Support
  There are three ways for a file system client to access a Lustre volume: directly, with a native kernel driver; directly, via a userspace li liblustre is not yet as widely used as Lustre in the Linux kernel, but it is largely the same code. The Cray Red Storm su
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• Architecture - Libcfs
  '''''Note:''''' ''The content on this page reflects the state of design of a Lustre feature at a particular point in time and may contain outdated information. throughout Lnet, Lustre and associated utilities. This API defines a
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• Architecture - Space Manager
  '''''Note:''''' ''The content on this page reflects the state of design of a Lustre feature at a particular point in time and may contain outdated information. ;space manager: Lustre component which manages the filesystem free space: punching filesystem obje
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• Lustre Publications
  ...papers, blue prints and engineering presentations produced by a variety of Lustre experts and research organizations. ...w with Andreas Dilger, one of the principal file system architects for the Lustre file system.||2009
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• NFS vs. Lustre
  ...an external contributor. We provide this information as a resource for the Lustre™ open-source community, but we make no representation as to the accuracy, The following is based on a post written by Lee Ward and posted on the Lustre-discuss mailing list and a couple of corrections supplied by Daniel Kobras
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