xfs question

xfs question

[Fereydoun Gholami]

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Hello

I'm java developer in Switch banking project.
Recently, I started researching about xfs and j/xfs, to develop a ATM
application base on XFS.
Unfortunately, I do not know where to start it.
i want to develop ATM application with java or c#.
Is there a SDK to develop?
Is there jar files or dll files of j/xfs or xfs libraries?
Is there a ATM simulator for develop ATM application on my PC?
please help me.

Have A Good Time.

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Re: xfs question

[Holger Hoffstätte]

On 06/18/16 12:49, Fereydoun Gholami wrote:
> I'm java developer in Switch banking project.
> Recently, I started researching about xfs and j/xfs, to develop a ATM application base on XFS.
> Unfortunately, I do not know where to start it.

It looks like you took a wrong turn somewhere. This list is about the
XFS filesystem in Linux and has nothing to do with Java or jXFS used for
financial services.

-h

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XFS Question

[Shue, David CTR USAF AFMC AFRL/RITB]

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Hello,

 

I originally installed XFS on my RHEL 5.1 system.  This system is on a
closed network. I would like to update the system to the latest RHEL
release(5.4).  I'm curious about what will happen to my XFS file
system(or communication to it).  When I originally set it up, I used
three(3) RPM's:

 

Kernel-module-xfs-#####

Xfsprogs-####

Xfsprogs-devel-####

 

My question is, I will perform the system update, but what will happen
to my XFS system?  Do I simply locate the above three RPM's for the
latest kernel I am installing and be good to go?  

 

I am continuing to read the helpful sites where I obtained this email.

 

Thank you in advance,

 

Dave

 


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Re: XFS Question

[Christoph Hellwig]

On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 08:21:47AM -0400, Shue, David CTR USAF AFMC AFRL/RITB wrote:
> Kernel-module-xfs-#####
> 
> Xfsprogs-####
> 
> Xfsprogs-devel-####
> 
>  
> 
> My question is, I will perform the system update, but what will happen
> to my XFS system?  Do I simply locate the above three RPM's for the
> latest kernel I am installing and be good to go?  

RHEL5.4 includes a xfs module which will be as unsupported as your
current configuration.  You can keep the userspace RPMs as-is.

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Re: XFS Question

[Sujit K M]

Hi,

I donot think there will be any guarantee to the system unless base
kernel is built to the RHEL 5.3 Distribution.
I have an ubuntu 8.10 but when I had tried upgrading to ubuntu 9.04 I
had Issues which I had to remain at 8.10.
I think you will have to use an vanilla for the kernel on 5.3 and then
upgrade.  Sorry will not be able to give
you more details regarding the RedHat Distribution. Not been using
RHEL for past 3 Years. Found Ubuntu much
Cheaper.

Thanks,
Sujit

On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 5:51 PM, Shue, David CTR USAF AFMC AFRL/RITB
<David.Shue.ctr@rl.af.mil> wrote:
> Hello,
>
>
>
> I originally installed XFS on my RHEL 5.1 system.  This system is on a
> closed network. I would like to update the system to the latest RHEL
> release(5.4).  I’m curious about what will happen to my XFS file system(or
> communication to it).  When I originally set it up, I used three(3) RPM’s:
>
>
>
> Kernel-module-xfs-#####
>
> Xfsprogs-####
>
> Xfsprogs-devel-####
>
>
>
> My question is, I will perform the system update, but what will happen to my
> XFS system?  Do I simply locate the above three RPM’s for the latest kernel
> I am installing and be good to go?
>
>
>
> I am continuing to read the helpful sites where I obtained this email.
>
>
>
> Thank you in advance,
>
>
>
> Dave
>
>
>
> _______________________________________________
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Re: XFS Question

[Peter Grandi]

> [ ... ]  XFS on my RHEL 5.1 system. [ ... ]  update the system
> to the latest RHEL release(5.4). [ ... ] My question is, I
> will perform the system update, but what will happen to my XFS
> system?

Your XFS system was not part of RHEL and will continue to be so.
It will continue to work.

> Do I simply locate the above three RPM's for the latest kernel
> I am installing and be good to go?

RHEL5.1 and RHEL5.4 are just updates of the same OS, and RH sort
of guarantees binary compatibility between various updates of
the same OS. This actually works in practice as well as in
theory, especially for the kernel (RH slip on other stuff) and
its modules.

RHEL5.4 kernels have an XFS kernel module included, but RH only
supports XFS as an optional "layered product", that is an
additional support license (like GFS, RHCS and others).

If you are using RHEL because you want RH support, that is
probably something you want to look into. RH presumably added
XFS as a layered product precisely because so many customers
like you were using it even if not supported.

Otherwise consider using the new ElRepo repository, or the XFS
packages from CentOS Plus or Scientific Linux (yes, they work
with RHEL too, both kernel modules and userspace modules).

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