@InProceedings{lautenbach:pfs,
  author = {Berin F. Lautenbach and Bradley M. Broom},
  title = {A Parallel File System for the {AP1000}},
  booktitle = {Proceedings of the Third Fujitsu-ANU CAP Workshop},
  year = {1992},
  month = {November},
  keywords = {distributed file system, multiprocessor file system, pario-bib},
  comment = {See also broom:acacia, broom:impl, mutisya:cache, and broom:cap.
  The Acacia file system has file access modes that are much like those in
  Intel CFS and TMC CMMD. By default all processes have their own file pointer,
  but they can switch to another mode either all together or in row- or
  column-subsets. The other modes include a replicated mode (where all read or
  write the same data), and a variety of shared modes, with arbitrary, fixed,
  or unspecified ordering among processors, and with fixed or variable-sized
  records. They also have a parallel-open operation, support for logical
  records, control over the striping width (number of disks) and height (block
  size), and control over of redundancy. A prototype is running.}
}