Ext3 users - Jan 2011 - mount problems with ext3

dear all ,
i have created ext3 partition on NetBSD system
i am sending data to that ext3 partition using iscsi protocol.
i have mounted the same partition on another linux machine .
The problem is that to view new upcomming data on ext3 partition i need to
first umount and then need to mount the previously mounted partition.
can any one tell me whether i can view new data on the ext3 partition
without unmounting and mounting that partition? 
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On 2011-01-13, at 01:26, shivraj wrote:
> i have created ext3 partition on NetBSD system
> i am sending data to that ext3 partition using iscsi protocol.
> i have mounted the same partition on another linux machine .
> The problem is that to view new upcomming data on ext3 partition i need to
> first umount and then need to mount the previously mounted partition.
> can any one tell me whether i can view new data on the ext3 partition
> without unmounting and mounting that partition? 
Ext3 is not a shared filesystem, and mounting it from two different systems will
lead to data corruption and loss.  You need to use something like NFS to do
this.


Cheers, Andreas