PXE bootiing/support/ Re: Installing Linux (without CD/floppies)
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Jim Lux James.P.Lux at jpl.nasa.govTue Feb 18 19:52:36 PST 2003
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> On Mon, Feb 17, 2003 at 07:48:26PM -0800, Jim Lux's all... > > Anybody know if the VIA Apollo PLE 133 chipset (as used in the VIA mobos) > > supports PXE? It's not entirely obvious from the website. > > The $200 computers from Walmart, for instance, use this chipset. And, more > > to what I'm interested in, VIA has a number of mobos with 12V only input, > > very low power, using a variety of their processors. > > Those low power CPUs are EXTREMELY slow. > > I had a 600 Mhz jobbie, and it ran the d.dppc Gromacs benchmark on > a single CPU 25 *TIMES* slower than a 2.2 Ghz Xeon! > > Might be worth it for TCO over 5-10 years if your power isnt cheap, though ;) If you are running off batteries/solar panels, then low power is a good thing... I was contemplating buying a few and making some measurements. Sort of a Megainstruction/joule calculation...(or a (bogo)MIPS/watt...) > > Also they can run fanless, so diskless nodes end up with no moving parts! > Fans = power
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