linux as an sbp2 device

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#6 linux as an sbp2 device

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Updated: 2002-12-20

Created: 2002-12-20

Creator: Adam Csiki

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Hi,

Is it possible that a linux may behave as an sbp2 device
(offering one of it's block devices e.g. an md device)?

Is anyone there dealing with this problem?

Thx
Adam

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Dan Dennedy - 2003-01-08

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We are not aware of anyone working on this.

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Chris Wulff - 2004-02-06

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I've been working on this for a customer... It will eventually
(when I get it completed) appear under GPL. The code I am
working on is targeted to an embedded system though so
may need some work before it will be useable on a host.

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Stefan Richter - 2004-09-17

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http://oss.oracle.com/projects/endpoint/

Endpoint turns a Linux machine with one or more firewire
cards into an SBP-2 device. Any file or device the linux
machine supports can be used as storage. Endpoint was
released under GPL.

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