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Felix Rauch rauch at inf.ethz.chSat Jun 23 05:44:23 PDT 2001
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On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 alvin at Mail.Linux-Consulting.com wrote: > i dont usully care about speed difference... if its not noticeable... > ( isn't it done yet .. than i care ) tar vs cp vs rsh|tar etc..etc.. > everybody else ( college kids ? ) are more than welcome to > play with the speed and performance differences It doesn't need to be college kids. We actually presented a paper at EuroPar 2000 about a quite related subject: "Partition Cast - Modelling and Optimizing the Distribution of Large Data Sets in PC Clusters" (see e.g. [1] for abstract, full paper, presentation slides). There we compare the NFS-approach with our own solution. A practical experience with our own tool dolly: We recently had to install a new 128-node cluster, so we cloned the master disk (20 GB /dev/hda) to all machines using two Fast Ethernet interfaces. It took us less then 20 minutes for the cloning (approx. 15 MB/s sustained to all nodes). - Felix [1] http://www.cs.inf.ethz.ch/CoPs/publications/ -- Felix Rauch | Email: rauch at inf.ethz.ch Institute for Computer Systems | Homepage: http://www.cs.inf.ethz.ch/~rauch/ ETH Zentrum / RZ H18 | Phone: ++41 1 632 7489 CH - 8092 Zuerich / Switzerland | Fax: ++41 1 632 1307
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