low-latency high-bandwidth OS bypass user-level messaging for commodity(linux) clusters with commodity NICs(<$200), HELP! (GAMMA/EMP/M-VIA/etc.)
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Patrick Geoffray patrick at myri.comMon Dec 16 23:38:26 PST 2002
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Hi Jon, On Mon, 2002-12-16 at 05:46, jon wrote: > Currently with Myrinet on P4 I get 17us latency and 80MB/sec bandwidth, Throw your machine to the garbage and buy a P4 with a decent chipset, IMHO. > Why is the OS-bypass so hard? If wanting no TCP support, isn't it > easier than writing standard linux driver? (like you've done a lot!) The last time I talked to Pete Wyckoff (SC02), he was not working on EMP anymore. It would be interesting to get his view on the problem (Pete ?). My 2 cents. Patrick -- Patrick Geoffray, Phd Myricom, Inc. http://www.myri.com
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