The PS2 Cluster Project - WULFSTATION !!!
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Markus Lechner wrote: > I'd justice this in a few month and not in the early beginning. Hardware ages rather rapidly. IIRC the effort is more than a year old. It would be nice if I'd be able to pop a CDR into it, boot Linux with IP over IEEE 1394 and have a $500/node Beowulf right now. "Now" as in last week. The CPU is not exactly powerful if compared with an off-shelf Athlon, in 6 months it will look definitely dated. It should be very possible to build a comparable-performance $500/node Duron based Beowulf. > After xmas i'll try and dig for the PS2+ stuff. > May well be that SONYs plans changed, possible this is. > Hope not. Who cares, Sony has demonstrated that they're able to out-Microsoft Redmond. As I said, it turned out to be a not so great idea after all. You don't have to kick a dead whale up the beach if there are easier ways. And there are easier ways. > This is from the mailing-list: > > BUT..... > I do know the following: > 1) that Dave Stone had visited Japan and received positive confirmation of After what had happened my trust into Dave Stone is not exactly high. I have seen zero evidence that he really did what he claimed he did. For what I know he could be a yet another flake.
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