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On 29-Apr-01 Colin Campbell wrote:

> Another package provides a local
> device node that is actually a remote disk or partition or file (very
> flexible). Performance is supposed to be good on both of these. Much
> information is available on www.linux-ha.org. If only someone would do the
> same for *-bsd.

Deja Vu! Sounds suspiciously like capabilities that AT&T's RFS had.


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