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Re: Use OCFS2 on RHEL/SUSE w/o RDM

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Hello diegodlv,

Alas I suppose you won't get that   because of the following:

 

You would get the Compatibility Matrix for ESXi versions vs Linux Versions. (that falls under VMware jurisdiction )

 

for OCFS2 vs Linux support ( you need to check at the respective sites)

 

Sharing VMDK disks using Multi-write flag has nothing to do with the above. You can do it to any VM irrespective of the installed guest OS.

 

So at this point I would suggest, go ahead and create shared disks using multi-write flag

Install the guest OS

Install and configure OCFS2 file system like you would do for any physical systems

 

Hope that helps


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