[OpenAFS] Does 1.5.57 work on debian etch(linux 2.6.18.6)?

[原幸人]

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>> 3.Get openafs source(1.5.57) and extract it.
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>unless you're doing development or want the features in 1.5.x, 1.4.8
>is the stable, recommended version. why'd you choose 1.5.57?

This is just my mistake.
I'm quit a begginer about OpenAFS,
So I thought packaged and suggestion version is 1.4.8,
and 1.5.x can be able to work if I were compile it from source.

Now I'm trying 1.4.8, without kernel's AFS support.


>> mount -t AFS /afs afs
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>won't work.

I see.
I thought AFS is a pseud file system like procfs or sysfs.
That's why I tried to mount AFS like proc or sysfs.


Thank you for your advicing!


Yukihito HARA

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&gt;&gt; 3.Get openafs source(1.5.57) and extract it.<br>
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&gt;unless you&#39;re doing development or want the features in 1.5.x, 1.4.8<br>&gt;is the stable, recommended version. why&#39;d you choose 1.5.57?<br><br>This is just my mistake.<br>I&#39;m quit a begginer about OpenAFS, <br>
So I thought packaged and suggestion version is 1.4.8, <br>and 1.5.x can be able to work if I were compile it from source.<br><br>Now I&#39;m trying 1.4.8, without kernel&#39;s AFS support.<br><br><br>
&gt;&gt; mount -t AFS /afs afs<br>
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&gt;won&#39;t work.<br><br>I see.<br>I thought AFS is a pseud file system like procfs or sysfs.<br>That&#39;s why I tried to mount AFS like proc or sysfs.<br><br><br>Thank you for your advicing!<br><br><br>Yukihito HARA<br>
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