Or use solid-state data disks? Does anybody here have experience with
SSD disk in HPC?
On Aug 5, 2008, at 8:16 PM, Gerry Creager wrote:
Chris Samuel wrote:
----- "Gerry Creager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Chris Samuel wrote:
b) We can use XFS for scratch space rather than being
tied to the RHEL One True Filesystem (ext3) which
(in our experience) can't handle large amounts of disk
I/O.
Mirrors our experience, too.
I should point out that our actual NFS servers run
Debian Linux not CentOS.
Those who want to run the stock CentOS kernel might
like to know that the "plus" repository includes an
RPM for the XFS kernel module for the mainline kernel.
And, of course, we do. Good point.
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