Thanks to those who replied, further investigation revelaed I am
an idiot; all sorted now. It works as expected with a special hostowner
for the mac.
-Steve
Any of the HPC guys who read this list know of anyone using
pcie with a non-transparent bridge to send data between hosts
as a very fast, very local network?
I seem to remember IBM did somthing like this with back-to-back DMAs in
RS6000 in the early 1990s, but does anyone do it now? or do we feel
> I seem to remember IBM did somthing like this with back-to-back DMAs in
> RS6000 in the early 1990s
... and before that (1970s) you could join 360 and 370 mainframes
into what we would nowadays call a "cluster" by splicing I/O channels
together with a CTC (channel-to-channel adapter).
That doe
As Boyd would say "Special Things, Indeed". You aren't an idiot - one
of Mac's providors is.
On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 7:02 PM, Steve Simon wrote:
> Thanks to those who replied, further investigation revelaed I am
> an idiot; all sorted now. It works as expected with a special hostowner
> for the
> I seem to remember IBM did somthing like this with back-to-back DMAs in
> RS6000 in the early 1990s, but does anyone do it now? or do we feel that
> UDP over 40gE is fast enough for anything anyone needs (at present)?
40gbe has more bandwidth than an 8 lane pcie 2.0 slot, but obviously
bandwidth
http://www.epn-online.com/page/new59551/pcie-switch-devices.html and
http://www.plxtech.com/products/expresslane/switches
This seems to come up with every new generation of a new bus, such as
pci or lately pcie. It has a lot of limits and, eventually, people
just go with a fast network. For one th
On 7/6/2011 4:06 AM, Steve Simon wrote:
Any of the HPC guys who read this list know of anyone using
pcie with a non-transparent bridge to send data between hosts
as a very fast, very local network?
I seem to remember IBM did somthing like this with back-to-back DMAs in
RS6000 in the early 1990s,
Looking to get the following motherboard:
Jetway VIA C7 1.5GHz CN700
It would work well to house 2 IDE and 1 SATA
drives. Has anyone tried Plan 9 on this, before
I commit $100 to it?
Thanks,
ak
Good news: 9atom installs fine on virtualbox 4.0.10 (the
latest) and most everything works
Bad news: network access fails
Since DHCP failed I hardwired an IP address and tried pinging
the gateway. tcpdump on the host shows that ARP request goes
out and the gateway sends its ARP response but thi
> Jetway VIA C7 1.5GHz CN700
My primary terminal is an Epia-EX motherboard with a 1 GHz C3. It's
diskless so I can't speak for the IDE or SATA support, but video
(1920x1080) and network are fine. If the board you are looking at uses
the same (or similar) N/S-bridge chips you should be fine.
--ly
> This seems to come up with every new generation of a new bus, such as
> pci or lately pcie. It has a lot of limits and, eventually, people
> just go with a fast network. For one thing, it doesn't grow that big
> and, for another, error handling can be interesting.
Has anyone done up a driver for
On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 12:08 PM, Lyndon Nerenberg (VE6BBM/VE7TFX)
wrote:
>> This seems to come up with every new generation of a new bus, such as
>> pci or lately pcie. It has a lot of limits and, eventually, people
>> just go with a fast network. For one thing, it doesn't grow that big
>> and, fo
i tried a pair of (i think) ultrastor 34f (VESA Local Bus!) connected back to
back
with Fast/Wide/Indifferent SCSI (one was host, the other was target)
between cpu server and file server and it was fine while it lasted.
when something went wrong, the target's bus would hang.
in fact, it also wasn'
On Thu, Jul 7, 2011 at 2:40 AM, Bakul Shah wrote:
> Good news: 9atom installs fine on virtualbox 4.0.10 (the
> latest) and most everything works
> Bad news: network access fails
>
> Since DHCP failed I hardwired an IP address and tried pinging
> the gateway. tcpdump on the host shows that ARP re
had a via c7 machine once and i had problems with ide and sata.
gave spontanious i/o errors if you use multiple drives and sata
was emulated as ide.
i use plan9 on sb600 based machines now and it works perfectly.
--
cinap
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