Gentoo and Beowulf-ish clusters
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Dean Johnson dtj at uberh4x0r.orgTue Jul 30 19:10:21 PDT 2002
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On Mon, 2002-07-29 at 17:45, Andrew Fant wrote: > Evening all, > Has anyone got any experience using Gentoo as the base distro for a > Linux cluster? For various reasons (both technical and political), RedHat > is not a particulary viable option on this project, and since I have been > so happy with the results of using Gentoo on a couple of smaller systems, > it seems like an option to consider. Thanks to all in advance for any > information. > Most of the typical cluster software that you would use (mpich, etc) shouldn't present any sort of problems, apart from perhaps just having to build them all, which I suspect most people do anyways. From what I know of gentoo, it isn't THAT different to cause a problem. Most of the important cluster software has been ported to many OSes, so it is pretty asymtotic to nerdvana wrt porting. Relating to that, I just built ganglia under solaris and it built and worked totally as advertised after, of course, I went through all the hassle of getting gcc and such installed on the solaris box. -Dean
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