readme.gnbdsrv

openGFS , a kind of file system.

gnbdsrv manages the gnbd user level servers (gnbdd).  To run user level servers
on a computer, first make the gnbdsrv executable and then type:

# gnbdsrv [<path to gnbdd executable>]

If the gnbdd executable can be found in you PATH envrionment variable, then
you do not need <path to gnbdd executable>.

If not, you need to specify the directory where the gnbdd executable is stored.
(it's usually something like /home/my_name/GFS/bin)

If you are unsure whether or not gnbdd can be found with your PATH variable,
type:

# which gnbdd

If it returns "gnbdd: Command not found." then you must add the path manually.

Once gnbdsrv is running, you can servers using the gserv utility. The command
to add a server is:

# gserv <server name> <file or block device to serve>