[Beowulf] Mixing 32-bit compute nodes with 64-bit head nodes
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Sean Dilda sean at duke.eduThu May 11 06:33:28 PDT 2006
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Andrew D. Fant wrote: > The 64-bit motivation is mostly about providing adequate memory for > multiple users running gui applications. > How big are the apps? Assuming they only use one or two gigs of memory a piece, you should be able to have a 32-bit machine with lots of RAM. Or even an opteron with lots of RAM with a 32-bit OS on it. That would save you from having to worry about any 32 vs 64 bit issues. With that said, having a 64-bit head node and 32-bit compute nodes isn't difficult. Like Reuti said, just make sure you're careful about where you compile your code.
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