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A Parallel File System for Petascale Computing. |
DownloadsPVFS Version 2.7.1PVFS is released as GPL/LGPLed source code in gzipped tar format.
We do not release any precompiled builds (rpms, debs, etc) directly. PDSI offers relatively recent PVFS binaries for Debian unstable systems. See the PDSI website for more information. Please see the documentation page to find information about how to build, install, configure, and use PVFS. Previous ReleasesPrevious release can be downloaded here: Previous releases.DependenciesPVFS is easy to install, requiring only a few dependencies, which are often pre-installed on most Linux systems.Server Deps
Linux VFS Client Deps
Optional Dependencies
Related SoftwareMPI-IO (ROMIO)MPI-IO is the recommended interface for interacting with PVFS from a parallel application. MPI-IO support for PVFS version 2 is provided through the ROMIO package. The latest versions of ROMIO as distributed with MPICH2 already contain PVFS version 2 support by default.Please visit the MPICH2 web site to download this software or find out more information. pNFS with PVFSCollaborators at CITI have designed and implemented a prototype of pNFS that exports a PVFS filesystem providing high-performance over an NFS v4 protocol. See the CITI pNFS website for further information.Ethereal/WireShark PVFS DissectorPVFS has a dissector plugin for Wireshark that is distributed with the default Wireshark releases. To trace PVFS messages, just grab a packet dump using your favorite packet sniffer (tcpdump, etc.), and open the resulting output file in Wireshark. The PVFS messages will be displayed in the main window.PVFS FUSE InterfaceJohn Chandy at the University of Connecticut has written a FUSE interface for PVFS v.2. This allows PVFS clients to access PVFS volumes from non-Linux machines, such as Mac OS X and FreeBSD. More information is available from the pvfs2fuse website.PatchesPVFS releases have been tested for stability. We provide fixes to bugs found in the most recent release as patch sets. Each patch set can be applied to the most recent release until that release is superseded.
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