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System
Requirements |
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Filesystem
OpenSMS
requires a DMAPI / XDSM enabled filesystem. Current candidates
include XFS (SGI), JFS (IBM), VxFS (Veritas), HPFS (HP).
Currently only XFS has been verified, with JFS support
planned for 1Q05.
System
OS Requirements
The
OpenSMS code has been written with the intent of Posix
compliant OS independence. Late-model Linux 2.4 and 2.6
kernels (with all required components) are fully supported.
If
Using XFS
- XFS
filesystem with DMAPI / XDSM enabled
- acl
> 2.2.27-1
- attr
> 2.4.19-1
- libacl > 2.2.27-1
- libattr > 2.4.19-1
- xfsprogs > 2.0.3
- xfsdump > 2.0.1
If
using TMS policy or metadata DB features
- MySQL
> 4.0.20 (if using TMS policy or metadata DB features)
- Perl-DBI
> 1.37.1
If
doing development
- attr
> 2.4.19-1
- libacl > 2.2.27-1
- libattr.devel > 2.4.12-1
- xfsprogs.devel > 2.6.0.0
Updated
11/26/2004
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Latest
News |
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5/01/2006
- Groves Technology Corporation debuts online
documentation for OpenSMS and its sister product,
OpenTMS.
1/01/2006
- Groves Technology Corporation announces that OpenHSM
will henceforth be released as OpenSMS (Open Systems
Managed Storage). Although OpenSMS contains HSM capabilities,
it is much more powerful and flexible than HSM.
11/11/2004
- Computer
Technology News, HPCwire,
and Supercomputing
news and pick up the story!
11/08/2004
- StorageTek announces
OpenSMS (of which OpenHSM is a component) and demonstrates
OpenHSM at Supercomputing in Pittsburgh!
11/01/2004
- IEEE accepts OpenSMS paper for inclusion in spring
conference.
2/28/2004
- StorageTek demonstrating OpenTMS and OpenHSM at IPIC
2005 in Orlando Florida
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