Great! I've just confirmed this with 3.12.
However, I also see 'rbd: image test1: WARNING: kernel layering is
EXPERIMENTAL!' FYI
On 2014-04-24 13:07, McNamara, Bradley wrote:
I believe any kernel greater than 3.9 supports format 2 RBD's. I'm
sure someone will correct me if this is a misstatement.
Brad
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Subject: [ceph-users] RBD Cloning
Hi,
Per the docs, I see that cloning is only supported in format 2, and
that the kernel rbd module does not support format 2.
Is there another way to be able to mount a format 2 rbd image on a
physical host without using the kernel rbd module?
One idea I had (not tested) is to use rbd-fuse to expose the rbd
images and then use kpartx/device-mapper to mount from there...
Thanks,
Dyweni
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