Tomasz Gromadzki

@fukien please take a look at librpma (github.com/pmem/rpma) where you can find many examples of how to access persistent memory in the remote node.

@tripabhi please take a look at librpma (github.com/pmem/rpma) where you can find many examples of how to access persistent memory in the remote node.

Can we extend the log header with more information?

Try to reproduce before 1.13. Move to 1.14 when confirmed.

This is a very short test: ``` obj_sync/TEST5: SETUP (check/none/debug/drd) obj_sync/TEST5: START: obj_sync ./obj_sync c 10 5 {obj_sync.c:113 cond_write_worker} obj_sync/TEST5: pmemobj_cond_signal obj_sync/TEST5: DONE obj_sync/TEST5: PASS [01.044 s] obj_sync/TEST5: SETUP (check/none/nondebug/drd)...

@kilobyte can you update the status of this issue?

@yangx-jy please feel free to propose API and implementation skeleton.

@brianjmurrell please take a look at: https://build.hpdd.intel.com/job/daos-stack/job/daos/job/ci-daos-stack-go-build-toolchain-PR-25-master/31/parameters/ and confirm that the solution works as you expect.

> > @brianjmurrell please take a look at: [build.hpdd.intel.com/job/daos-stack/job/daos/job/ci-daos-stack-go-build-toolchain-PR-25-master/31/parameters](https://build.hpdd.intel.com/job/daos-stack/job/daos/job/ci-daos-stack-go-build-toolchain-PR-25-master/31/parameters/) and confirm that the solution works as you expect. > > Excellent work! It does work as expected, for the most...

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