Inexpensive beowulf but not so miniature Beowulf
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Mathew Benson mathew_benson at hotmail.comFri Mar 22 05:41:12 PST 2002
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I just joined the list so I wasn't able to add to the "Miniature Beowulf" thread earlier. For those other students that would like to play with a Beowulf cluster, or for institutions that want a cluster but do not have a budget, I built a $0 cluster that scales from 1 to n (don't know the limit yet). Its great for students and schools that have computer labs that sit idle. I have a Pentium 200 that I pulled from surplus as my permanent cluster master, and a stack of floppies that I boot from. They boot from floppy and never mount the harddrives so you can temporarily borrow a computer lab for the cluster and return it back to its original setup when you're done. I modified Ganglia to support unicast for those of us that have IT departments that won't enable multicast for undergraduate projects. I'm writing the HOWTO now, and won't be done for a few more weeks. I appologize if I'm repeating somebody elses work. I'm just an undergrad student and new to the Beowulf community. Is there anybody out there that would be interested in something like this? _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp.
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