[Beowulf] OS for 64 bit AMD
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John Hearns john.hearns at streamline-computing.comWed Apr 6 08:16:52 PDT 2005
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On Thu, 2005-03-31 at 13:04 -0500, Joe Landman wrote: > Actually Redhat now has HPC pricing per node. There are other good > reasons to look elsewhere for HPC distributions though, specifically due > to their lack of good high performance/scalable per-node file system. > SuSE at least makes XFS and JFS available, and you can build/install a > system with these. Let me put a plug in for Scientific Linux. Releases will have security updates for 3 years https://www.scientificlinux.org/about/future SL 4 is in beta, and will be released imminently. You get XFS by installing an alternate kernel (provided in contrib) (We were looking at distribution lifecycle times yesterday in fact, for a tender response. If I'm not wrong, Redhat say 7 years for RHEL, and SuSE say 5)
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