newbie: 16-node 500Mbps design
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Mark Hahn hahn at coffee.psychology.mcmaster.caSat Aug 19 09:49:10 PDT 2000
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> > I think 5 ethernet cards per node working is pushing it. Will you even be > > able to stuff that many onto your motherboards? If you can, getting linux to > > work properly with that many cards, generating lots and lots of interrupts, is > > going to be a challenge, if not impossible. Even with dual fast ethernet, > > getting maximal performance out of linux TCP is not easy. Check the list > > archives about TCP stalls to see the problems people are having. there seems to be quite a lot of urban legendry here. I certainly don't see any "TCP stalls" or know anyone who does. perhaps on crappy old 2.2 kernels, but anyone who runs them deserves what they get. > toolboxes, and less than 5% of total cost. The idea was to say "thank > you" for the great OS. If there is a better way to spend those 5% in but saying "thank you" to mandrake is a bit silly, since they're just packagers.
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