Re: [Lemfs-devel] LemFS release 0.1

[Max B. <max...@gm...>]

I added a "Releases" section to the wiki with a link to the files
section of the sourceforge page. Oh, and I've made the wiki publicly
editable for now, since the login system seemed to be having strange
(cache-related?) problems for some folks.

Unfortunately, I am currently in the midst of being swamped by
impending paper deadlines (no to mention the chat client) and the
simultaneous urge to sleep at least once in 48 hours, so I probably
won't be able to give much more attention to lemfs until this weekend.

At that point, though, I would definitely like to keep working on it
-- it would be cool if those of us who feel the same way could get
together sometime before the quarter's end and talk about where we see
it going over the summer.

Ciao

- Max

On 6/1/05, Michael Yi-Ling Lai <se...@uc...> wrote:
> I'll show up in the maclab around 9ish or slightly later for a little bit
> to help out with the writeup and anything else that needs touching up.
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> On Wed, 1 Jun 2005, Isaac Wasileski wrote:
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> > Ok.
> >
> > So, we do need the write-up to be done today.  I know Max is the most
> > familiar with the data nodes, and so he's the best person to write
> > that section, but he wrote a damn lot of code - we might as well call
> > the project BaneFS.  I have a shitload of stuff to do for tomorrow in
> > order to graduate, so it would be *really nice* if those who maybe
> > didn't write as much of the code earn their keep by finishing the
> > write-up today.  I'm not saying we'd remove anyone from the list of
> > contributors or anything, but please, *please*, someone finish this
> > up.  I'm thinking specifically of Harold and Alex.  If you have any
> > questions, I will be in the Maclab from 9 on, but I really need to
> > work on my computational linguistics.  If nobody else steps up to do
> > it, I will have to (since I want to graduate), but that means I don't
> > really get to sleep for the fourth night in a row, and I'll be cranky
> > when I email Beazley.  And nobody wants that.
> >
> > Yitz
> >
> > On 6/1/05, se...@uc... <se...@uc...> wrote:
> >> I think we were originally planning to use the wiki (along
> >> with links to the code documentation) as our write-up, since
> >> it serves the same function.  I've added some touch-ups, but
> >> we really need sections on clustering and data nodes.  I don't
> >> feel particularly confident in talking about the data nodes,
> >> though.
> >>
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