Archive of old resources for CentOS

We are no longer maintaining packages below. Please do not use them.

Usage of binary packages

If you want to use prebuilt binary packages for NILFS, please follow instructions below:

  1. Identify your CPU architecture and mode
    You can get information by `uname -m' and `uname -i' command.
    centos% uname -m
    x86_64
    centos% uname -i
    x86_64
    centos%
    
  2. Identify your kernel version

    You can get kernel version by 'uname -r' command.

    centos% uname -r
    2.6.32-431.5.1.el6.x86_64
    centos%
    
    If you are using specialized kernel such as xen or PAE, the flavor for the kernel will be followed.
  3. Install binary RPM packages suitable for your environment
    The `nilfs-utils' and `kmod-nilfs` modules are required. Please select suitable packages by browsing repositories below.
    centos# rpm -Uvh https://nilfs.sourceforge.io/pub/centos/6/RPMS/\
            x86_64/nilfs-utils-2.1.6-10.el6.x86_64.rpm
    centos# rpm -Uvh https://nilfs.sourceforge.io/pub/centos/6/RPMS/\
            x86_64/kmod-nilfs2-0.5.1-2.2.6.32-431.el6.x86_64.rpm
    centos#
    
    If you cannot find the kmod-nilfs package exactly matched for your kernel, you may be able to use the one that has the version number close to your kernel. For example, the package above may be used for the kernel-2.6.32-431.5.1.el6.

    If suitable packages do not exist in the repositories, you may be able to build with source RPM packages.

Repositories for CentOS 7.x (not maintained)

Git repository of kernel module:

Intel x86 architecture, 64bit:

Source RPM:

Repositories for CentOS 6.x (not maintained)

Git repository of kernel module:

Intel x86 architecture, 32bit (Pentium Pro or later):

Intel x86 architecture, 64bit:

Source RPM:

Repositories for CentOS 5.x (not maintained)

Git repository of kernel module:

Intel x86 architecture, 32bit (Pentium Pro or later):

Intel x86 architecture, 64bit:

Source RPM:

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