multipath TCP in kernel

JBOWER

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Aug 23, 2013
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might we get a deb for the kernel source???
I'm looking to build MPTCP, my thought is that it may be a better way to use infiniband and nfs. at this time I have the IET iscsi ZFS / local, system setup, from storage:
Code:
dir: neon-ZFS
    path /tank
    content images,iso,vztmpl,rootdir,backup
    maxfiles 1
    nodes neon

dir: boron-ZFS
    path /tank
    content images,iso,vztmpl,rootdir,backup
    maxfiles 1
    nodes boron

zfs: boron-iscsi
    blocksize 4k
    target iqn.2001-04.local.community.boron:tank
    pool tank
    iscsiprovider iet
    portal 10.5.2.70
    content images
    sparse
    nodes boron,neon
    nowritecache

zfs: neon-iscsi
    blocksize 4k
    target iqn.2001-04.local.community.neon
    pool tank
    iscsiprovider iet
    portal 10.5.2.60
    content images
    sparse
    nodes boron,neon
    nowritecache
I'd like to just have one system that i can use to store all types of data (not just raw) that can be shared by more then one host. i can do nfs over the 10gb IB eth connection but i'd like to do it over a bond, as IB will not allow LACP and if it did it would still be limited to 10GB I'd like to try and compile MPTCP in to the Proxmox kernel. I can not use the deb from
Code:
deb [URL]http://multipath-tcp.org/repos/apt/debian[/URL] wheezy main

as they do not know what has been done to the kernel (centos kernel).
I have to build from source, per: http://multipath-tcp.org/pmwiki.php/Users/DoItYourself , and to do that I'll need kernel source.

I think it could make a kick ass system that may make up for not being raw block, with a simple interface and native support (NFS).