Wireless Beowulf?
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Leif Nixon nixon at nsc.liu.seTue Nov 26 01:30:49 PST 2002
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John Hearns <John.Hearns at cern.ch> writes: > On 802.11b, in Europe, there are 13 radio channels available. Guess for > a lot of ndes communicating this wouldn't be that hot! And those channels overlap, so you can't use more than four (or is it five?) simultaneously. But sure, for a medium-smallish cluster with, say, 50 nodes, running an application with low bandwidth requirements, it should be possible, though expensive, to use radio-LAN. -- Leif Nixon Systems expert ------------------------------------------------------------ National Supercomputer Centre Linkoping University ------------------------------------------------------------
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