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Subject: Re: TDFS ... or other distributed file system technologies for
 FreeBSD?
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Ivan Voras writes:

>>    a. anyone is using his current code at all?
> 
> Judging by the feedback I got (i.e. practically none), I doubt anyone's 
> using it.

Perhaps not many people are aware of it.
Is there a new version planned? I see the last revision was on Jan 2006.
 
>  >    b. are there any other similar technologies available for FreeBSD?
> 
> Another proposal is for something similar to it but in kernel instead of 
> FUSE. Even if it passes, it won't be done soon as it's much more 
> complicated and sensitive.

Do you have a URL for that other project?