I've got 8 linux boxes, what now
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Napolean Solo jmlinley at ix.netcom.comWed Dec 5 23:14:40 PST 2001
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On Wednesday 05 December 2001 17:17, Chris Majewski wrote: > Hi > I've 8 linux boxes, Pentium II 200-400 MHz, with one 100Mbps ethernet > each and (hopefully, soon to come) a 100Mbps switch. And some ethernet > cable. I don't remember how much RAM is in the boxes, so let's say > 64MB each. My budget is zero dollars. Can I build a general-purpose compute > server out of this? Is it worth my while? For example, will it be > "faster" than, say, a 1GHz PIII? Assume nothing about the types of > applications people will run, because we don't know. Yes, I have read the > FAQ. > I'm not sure what it is you're trying to build. A general purpose computer server might best be created using Mosix. Have a look at www.mosix.org. As you have the equipment, building a cluster is a great way to gain experience, and the components can be given to the local schools when you move on or upgrade. Yours /etc
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