[huskerlug] Re: "Clustering with Mosix"
- From: Tim Bendt <gimk@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: huskerlug@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 27 Apr 2001 17:34:14 -0700 (PDT)
I assume that the standard specifications for a
telecommunications closet would be adequate for this
project, I dont know a link, just look in any
networking manual.
--- Steve Goddard <goddard@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> J.R. and others interested:
>
> "J.R.Wessels" wrote:
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> > Very good article. I wonder - and this is a
> question for Steve (our advisor)
> > - - if we could possibly find some room someplace
> to put together an HLUG linux
> > system. Putting together an HLUG
> beowulf/mosix/(whatever you call em) would
> > be a nice project and selling point for new
> members to join in the action.
>
> I think this is a great idea. The real problem is
> finding space. So,
> help me define the type of space you think will be
> needed:
>
> How much space?
>
> Should it be a separate room?
>
> Who needs access? That is, is it open to anyone, or
> just a few. How
> many people need access?
>
> Related to the above, how many people will need to
> be in the room with
> the equipment at the same time?
>
> I am not sure I can find space, but if we can answer
> these questions, I
> can start looking and begging :)
>
> > Also - another question for Steve - could the
> equipment be aquired from UNL
> > inventory at no cost? I know ASUN was giving each
> student organization a
> > computer a while back, which may mean we can't do
> that, but just a thought.
> > If anyone else knows, let me know, else I'll do
> some asking around in the
> > ASUN/Student Evolvement offices or maybe UNL IS.
> The space issue would
> > probably be the biggest hurdle to the project if
> enough people in the group
> > wanted to take it up. As to what we would do with
> something like this... I
> > have no idea. It would probably just be a good
> learning experience for
> > everyone involved - which is the purpose of this
> group.
> >
>
> Yes, we can some computers. OK, maybe not
> officially for HLUG, but I
> can get them for my research. If I happened to
> aquire some old spare
> computers from inventory, I would be happy to let
> HLUG use them :)
>
> J.R. is right: space is the biggest hurdle. I
> suggest J.R. check with
> ASUN/Student Involvement, and everyone else should
> be on the lookout for
> unclaimed space!
>
> > On Friday 27 April 2001 11:51, you wrote:
> > > Alright probably the last time I'll
> bother you today. You can see
> > > the idea of clustering intrigues me though.
> It's about this Byte's
> > > columnist experience with clustering with MOSIX.
> ---Jim
> > > http://www.byte.com/column/BYT20000925S0005
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