G'day Gary and all
Have a squizz at GADGET2:
http://www.mpa-garching.mpg.de/gadget/
I used to run it for Local Group galaxy dynamics sims. Of course most of
the 'fun' was setting up the initial conditions :)
Cheers
Steve
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> I just purchased 4 used PIII computers and Red Hat 7.1
> and would like to begin learning about cluster
> computing. Where should I start?
I think you'll get more out of it if you have a *reason* to run a Beowulf. Check
the ClusterMonkey 'Value Cluster' artilces for a lot of useful ideas re
sug
G'day all
With my astronomy hat on...
Of course what works in your favour for Earth imaging is that you're not
struggling to grab photons. Looking up instead of down means your limited by the
Reynolds number. On near-perfect conditions I think Keck can at best get about
200mm of clear air. This
G'day Jim and all
Pushing further from the topic (given your day job Jim ;) Also freely accepting
this is pure speculation...
30% efficiency on the solar cells?! A generous round up I suspect? I thought
Deep Space 1 only got ~23%? And that was the soopa doopa focus layer, no dust
out there to spe
G'day all
A month or so ago there was a fresh round of discussion on the relative merits
of the different flavours of hard disk storge.
As usual, we're all looking for some Real World (TM) numbers. I doubt this
counts but I came across a prezo from Seagate and Microsoft (so it's obviously
in Po
Via Digg, my appologies for the cross posting but I thought there'd be others on
this list that might enjoy this too :)
http://www.fresh99.com/messy-networks.htm
Stevo
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G'day all
A hopefully useful reference on another "no case" cluster.
The zBox previously mentioned on this list might be of interest:
http://krone.physik.unizh.ch/%7Estadel/zBox/
The chimney design is interesting.
Cheers
Stevo
> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2006 16:49:01 -0700
> From: Jim Lux <[EMAIL
Dear Great Minds
Not strictly a Beowulf question but I suspect knowledge on the topic lurks
herein.
I can't seem to find a straight answer on the "real" *minimum* cable length for
gigabit ethernet. I'm looking to make things on my new toy nice and tidy.
Assume Cat5e/Cat6 cable, Intel e1000 NIC
> but something intended to cream off the university world. Those universities
waste money by the shitload,
[Troll]
Yeah, what have the Romans^H^H^H^H^H^HUniversities ever done for us? Look at the
commercial world for how things *should* be done... companies like MCI Worldcomm
or Enron.
And as f
