February 12, 2009
Fuse DFS Error
So, today I was having problems getting the fuse-dfs to work with my cluster. I was an error compiling fuse for my kernel (2.6.18-92.1.17.el5). It seems that yum has stop providing this kernel, and it’s headers (yum install kernel-headers wanted to install a newer version).To solve this problem, I simply compiled with a older kernel-headers already installed on the machine (2.6.18-53.1.13.el5). To do this:<pre class="prompt">./configure –with-kernel=kernel-dir && make</pre>The kernel module is in the directory kernel/. Modprobe will not work, instead use insmod.<pre class="prompt">cd kernel</pre><pre class="prompt">insmod fuse.ko</pre>This way is probably not the best way to do something like this, but it works.
So, today I was having problems getting the fuse-dfs to work with my cluster. I was an error compiling fuse for my kernel (2.6.18-92.1.17.el5). It seems that yum has stop providing this kernel, and it's headers (yum install kernel-headers wanted to install a newer version).
To solve this problem, I simply compiled with a older kernel-headers already installed on the machine (2.6.18-53.1.13.el5). To do this:
The kernel module is in the directory kernel/. Modprobe will not work, instead use insmod.
This way is probably not the best way to do something like this, but it works.
To solve this problem, I simply compiled with a older kernel-headers already installed on the machine (2.6.18-53.1.13.el5). To do this:
./configure --with-kernel=kernel-dir && make
The kernel module is in the directory kernel/. Modprobe will not work, instead use insmod.
cd kernel
insmod fuse.ko
This way is probably not the best way to do something like this, but it works.