At 06:26 PM 4/10/2006, Warren Turkal wrote:
On Friday 07 April 2006 00:05, Chris wrote:
> As a student hiding in the corners and under the stairs on this list i was
> wondering why you guys would want to be connecting things to your marvelous
> clusters with RS-232 type ports. i mean there's many
On Friday 07 April 2006 00:05, Chris wrote:
> As a student hiding in the corners and under the stairs on this list i was
> wondering why you guys would want to be connecting things to your marvelous
> clusters with RS-232 type ports. i mean there's many other ways to
> interface right? So what'cha
> However, I did just try it with a cheap USB/RS232 adapter, and I can
> toggle
> RTS just fine from a program talking to a Windows COM port. And, they
> "claim" that they have a Linux driver when I get to that step. I'm sure
> it's the same FTDI USB/Serial chip that everyone uses.
I played wit
You may want to try a portmaster 2e. You probably can get a cheap one
in ebay or get one from www.portmasters.com. I am not endorsing them
either.
Shahriar Sharghi
President
www.gocluster.com
1-646-709-2713
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On 4/6/06, Mark Hahn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Looking for cheap de
Hi everyone,
Anyone can help with the following;
How can a PBS script be written that utalize different number CPUs in
different nodes. The goal of it is to make a head node as part of
computational node for one of the small cluster I am dealing with.
That would be 4 dual-core-dual-processor-node
From xCAT dev team:
xCAT 1.2.0 (after 3+ years of development, and 2+ years late) has released.
FYI, 1.2.0 development started January 2003 and xCAT development started
October 1999.
Changes since 1.1.x:
1. Too many to list. Read the change log.
Changes since 1.2.0-RC3:
1. RH4U3 support.
As a student hiding in the corners and under the stairs on this list i was wondering why you guys would want to be connecting things to your marvelous clusters with RS-232 type ports. i mean there's many other ways to interface right? So what'cha plugging into these contraptions?
On 4/6/06, Ed Ka
On Thu, Mar 30, 2006 at 12:56:04PM -0500, Eric Dantan Rzewnicki wrote:
> Appologies for the short notice, but I just managed to get every thing
> in order just in time to stream today's BWBUG meeting:
> http://www.bwbug.org/
>
> The URL for the live video stream is:
> http://streamer2.rfa.org:8000
At our university we've got 5-10 old (g4) powermacs floating around
the department that were talking about organizing as a cluster for
pedagogical work in computational physics. Apple's Xgrid utility
seems like and interesting utility to use for the job - I'm curious
if anyone on the list
