RT Linux (I am a newbie to RT=Linux) is based on the concept of Preemptive
kernels where the jobs are
temporally preempted say a FIFO scheduler implemented at the kernel level.
when people say "RT Linux", they normally mean various flavors of hard-RT
hacks (not meant in an entirely disparaging
On Fri, 22 Jun 2007, A Lenzo wrote:
I can't figure out how to do that. I edited the /etc/fstab file with the
following line:
mytestsrv:/ /home nfs4 auto,rw,nodev,sync,_netdev,proto=tcp,retry=10,rsiz
e=32768,wsize=32768,hard,intr 0 0
but then the files I want appear in:
/home/home/barney
As
I can't figure out how to do that. I edited the /etc/fstab file with the
following line:
mytestsrv:/ /home nfs4 auto,rw,nodev,sync,_netdev,proto=tcp,retry=10,rsiz
e=32768,wsize=32768,hard,intr 0 0
mytestsrv appears to be exporting its whole filesystem,
which is a bit unusual. normally, a home
Hi! I'm a student from Buenos Aires, Argentina. I want to built a Beowulf
system as a Project inside my university. I'll make some questions via e-mail
soon...
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Dear all,
I would be happy if the community can show some light on my
understanding on the following:
RT Linux (I am a newbie to RT=Linux) is based on the concept of Preemptive kernels where
the jobs are temporally preempted say a FIFO scheduler implemented at
the kernel level.
I know that
Dear Joe Landman,
The only issues that I have seen with Flexlm involve using a server that
has with multiple ethernet cards.
The lmhostid is the "default" mac address, but making changes to the
server (new OS, changing network cards ) has changed the "default" eth0
definition at times.
I ha
Flex has generally worked out for us. We have run into problems when some
vendors wrap up the flex startup/shutdown sequence to tightly with their
application. We would have situations where flex was starting up with the
wrong PATH environment. Flex would start but not function properly in thi
Hello all,
First, thank you to everyone who provided me help on my last problem. I set
up a small test cluster in order to learn NFS. I have a server and two
nodes on my test network. Running Fedora Core 6. I made an account on the
server called barney. What I want to be able to do is log into a
On Fri, Jun 22, 2007 at 11:34:46AM -0400, Jeffrey B. Layton wrote:
> On the other hand CUDA is a real compiler with added features to
> make coding for GPUs easier.
It's based on the GPLed bits from PathScale's compilers. It's really
interesting to see what you can do with this compiler, it's now
Hi Jeff,
I registered to see article and I must admit it was an excellent read.
It provided a nice high-level overview of GPU programming and introduced
libraries / languages that I was previously not aware of. I will be
looking into these options as well. Thank you for posting the link.
E
I have no idea if this will help anyone, but here is an article
that might help get started or at least provide some links:
http://www.linux-mag.com/launchpad/business-class-hpc/main/3533
WARNING: You have to register to read the article (sorry
about that).
From what I understand, CTM is really
Hi Mark,
I am a part of new research group that is considering adding gp-gpu
technologies to our cluster, unfortunately we have the same questions
which you raised. Which platform (ctm or cuda), development tools,
configuration, etc. If we decided to add gpu technologies it would most
likel
Joe Landman wrote:
flexlm server suddenly and inexplicably switching its lmhostid. After a
reboot. Renders all licenses unusable.
I remember seeing something like this a few years ago, I think that
relates to having multiple license servers, and they decide among
themselves who does the
Toon Knapen wrote:
What kind of problems: developing using FlexLm or deploying an app which
needs to talk to a flexlm-server ?
flexlm server suddenly and inexplicably switching its lmhostid. After a
reboot. Renders all licenses unusable.
This happened recently at two customers sites. On
What kind of problems: developing using FlexLm or deploying an app which
needs to talk to a flexlm-server ?
A few years ago we had an interesting problem with flexlm on windows
32bit: The flexlm library was loading plenty of other system libraries
at a base-address near 1.4Gb. This implied tha
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