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Andy Poling replies:
> David Nicol sez:
> > Bolt-on fake file systems were more difficult when they ported MOSIX
> > to Linux, they're easier now (there's even a howto document about it
> > and a standard fake-file-system interface: you don't need to pretend
> > to be a local NFS server any more.)
> 
> I'd definitely like to take a look at that howto doc... where can it be found?
> 
> -Andy

A quick shaking down of the usual suspects has failed to produce
the page I was referring to.  Pointers?