I have a big system ( proprietory system not beowulf ) to maintain and I
don't know anything about programming.
beowulf doesn't mean "weekend hack of noname parts" - proprietary-ness
is orthogonal to the beowulf design principle...
I want to test the performance of this system. Can anyone send
Hi Mark,
Mark Hahn wrote:
Hi Beowulfers,
have you had any experience using 10gbaseT yet?
No switch available with 10G-BaseT ports yet (there are not many 10GigE
switches to begin with). There may be new products by the end of 2007
with such ports, but I am not optimistic about general availa
Hi Beowulfers,
have you had any experience using 10gbaseT yet?
I happened on a media story about how quite a few vendors have
recently intro'd support for it. the only nics mentioned were
the heavyweight encumbered-with-TOE kind - on them at least,
the article mentioned 20-25W dissipation. (w
Not sure the vapor pressure of the perfluoroethers that they use as
lubricants
varies that much over the operating temperature regime of a disk drive.
on the other hand, do these lubricants tend to get sticky or something
at lowish temperatures? the google results showed significantly grea
David Mathog wrote:
throwing scan errors is on the way out. Quite surprising about the
lack of a temperature correlation though. At the very least I would
have expected increased temps to lead to faster loss of bearing
lubricant. That tends to manifest as a disk that spun for 3 years
Not
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