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Jörg Kaduk joerg at jasper.stanford.eduThu Jul 27 13:27:35 PDT 2000
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Hello, I am absolutely new to this area. My group just got a 2 CPU SMP dell I installed redhat 6.2 and I have Portland fortran. I guess that does not qualify as a beowulf yet... Nevertheless, I hope it is enough to get a feel. I would very much appreciate some leads and any other info, e.g. - where could I start getting the most basic stuff... - tools to check the load on the different CPU's... ??? - eventually I would like to run climate models (F77 F90) on a heterogeneous cluster - we have a 2CPU origin 200 and a couple of single or two CPU sun's, and a couple of NT machines idling most of the time. Where should I look to get info about the problems involved and to research the questions. Is PVM the only way for this kind of problem? Thanks very much! Regards, Joerg -- Jörg Kaduk Tel.: 1 650 325 1521 x 416 Carnegie Institution of Washington FAX: 1 650 325 6857 Dept. of Plant Biology 260 Panama Street joerg at jasper.stanford.edu Stanford, CA 94305-1297 http://Jasper.Stanford.EDU/joerg/
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