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== User-space NFS server == | == User-space NFS server == | ||
− | Advantage of user-space NFS server is that it | + | Advantage of user-space NFS server is that it can be ran without any support in the kernel. |
− | Also if it crashes — there is no crash of the system: just one process | + | Also if it crashes — there is no crash of the system: just one process crashes, not the kernel! |
The disadvantage of user-space NFS server is its productivity: no one can be faster than in-kernel implementation. | The disadvantage of user-space NFS server is its productivity: no one can be faster than in-kernel implementation. | ||