especially for the project
- the SW is not necessarily parallelized, so a bunch of individual computers
(SMP?), not combined into a cluster will do the job.
- the cluster has to be *nix operated
- obtaining root access to the cluster is a plus
- Original Message
From: David D <[EM
Unfortunately I cannot waive the location restriction, as it is posed by the
man with the bucks (actually, the man with the NIS's)
- Original Message
From: ronys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: David D <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: linux-il@cs.huji.ac.il
Sent: Friday, June 13
Hello,
I need to lease several linux computers, preferably connected
into a cluster for a CPU intensive project. The computers have to be
located here, in Israel. Can anyone give me any suggestions, company names etc.
(either to this list, or privately)?
Thanks a lot
==
Just shooting in the dark: chroot and gcc -L ?
--- Shachar Shemesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm trying to set up a build environment for a
> self-contained Linux
> system. This is not cross-compiling, but I want the
> new system to only
> contain what I brought into it. I also w
Well your question is a little bit unfair. You can
paraphrase it that way: "Do you prefer a product
written by a team of dedicated MSc and PhD students,
under tight guidance and supervision by a world
recognized professor over a product written by a
couple of enthusiasts in their __spare__ time?"
(
[this is my second attempt. The first one didn't make
it to the list]
OK, I know how to google, and I have read several
documents, but almost all of them talk about
ideological (license) differences of the two systems.
What I am interested in is the differences in
performance, ease of use and admin
--- Boris Gorelik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> To the original question: I think that if system and
> network administration is
> not your primary field of interest,
it is (should be, actually)
> and if your
> budget allows to, the best
> idea would be to hire commercial help. This has
;=),
Thank you guys for the helpfull responses
Yedidyah Bar-David wrote:
>Care to describe a bit what you do with this? Do the
>users work on themachines or on a server (and the
>machines are mostly XTerminals)?
and he also wrote:
> I know about pxes, and it's indeed cool, if it
> fulfills your nee
Hi, I need the group's help with organizing a small
network in my office.
The office is a part of a big corporation. We have
about 10 various computers (couple of Pentium 4, Xeons
etc) all of them have Mandrake linux installed.
Every computer is connected to the corporate network
(LAN) and has an a
Hi,
I'm desperate!
I was trying to write a program that uses one of the
above syscall, but nothing seems to work right for me,
so please please please take a look and tell me what's
wrong.
Summary of the problems:
1. without the line "#define stat64 stat" the compiler
complains that it doesn't kno
Hi,
I have an updated Mandrake 9.2 installed on my
computer. The computer is PentiumIII with 256 M of
ram, and 1.3 G of swap (512M on the main HD, and about
800M on a dedicated old hard drive). The system have
been working perfectly, up untill today.
For some reasons, when doing certain (but not al
The problem is that when installing mandrake 9.2 without any aditional drivers, I get
the following message:
"I can't read partition table device hde. It's too corrupted for me ;(. I can try to
go on erasing all bad partitions (ALL DATA will be lost). The other solution is to
not allow DrakX
Hi, list!
I have a box with intel's serial ata se7505vb2 mother
board. Currently it runs RedHat 7.3. Before
installation, we had to download drivers from intel's
site, and everything went ok.
Now, I'd like to upgrade the system to mandrake9.2,
but the problem is that intel only provide drivers for
[this question has been sent to gnubies-il couple of
days ago, but since there was no answer there, I'm
trying my luck here. sorry for cross-post]
Hi,
I have a very annoying problem on my mdk9.2. I tried
to comile a QT
package (namely Kcheckers:
http://kcheckers.osdn.org.ua/http://kcheckers.osd
> In /etc/rc.d/init.d/nfs there is a parameter passed
to the NFS modules
> that does not allow version 3 NFS connections.
Remove it.
>
> change:
> RPCMOUNTDOPTS="--no-nfs-version 3"
> to:
>
> RPCMOUNTDOPTS=""
>
> Geoff.
Done this (on lin.blah.com), done service nfs
restart -
Hi, people!
I'd like to ask you for a help.
At my place of work we have a Silicon Graphics
station (I'll cal it sg.blah.com) and a Pentium with
RedHat 7.2 (lin.blah.com). I want to set NFS, so that
users on lin.blah.com have access to /home on
sg.blah.com. Today sg.blah.com succesfully serve
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