Note: "permalinks" may not be as permanent as we would like,
direct links of old sources may well be a few messages off.
Philipp Reisner wrote: > We are currently in the process of finishingre/refining the ROADMAP > document, and discussing the algorithms. This discussion takes place > on the drbd-dev mailing list. Ok, will add me to the developers list. > Maybe you should suggest your boss to contact office at linbit.com ? > > Probabely LINBIT can offer him a solution to the requested features > within his schedule. Would be nice, but there is no money ... only me with the order to find a solution for his problem (and do what he wants and not doing what is the best :-/ ). > Indeed, I hope your boss has the right business plan / funding. That's not what my boss wants, that's what I want do as an OpenSource Project ... the idea for this was started with what my boss needs/wants. And as I didn't found something (but I didn't searched exspecialy for a server/cluster distribution) so I spoke it out, maybe someone knows more. > * Get used to UML (user mode linux) > * Start kernel hacking > * Start reading the DRBD source. > * Understand the items on the ROADMAP document, > a lot of them depend on the previous ones. For what is UML needed? I want to run the tests on 2 boxes inside qemu but maybe I miss something. Yes, that most thinks depends on other positions is clear to me on some parts of the ROADMAP I need a better understanding of english ;) > PS: The ROADMAP document on the web is very outdated by now, > get the latest version from the trunk in SVN. I haven't found it on the web only in svn trunk ... hey, today there is an update of it. Greetings Alex//