[Beowulf] GAMMA for Linux 2.6 and Intel PRO/1000
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Giuseppe Ciaccio ciaccio at disi.unige.itTue Sep 21 07:54:55 PDT 2004
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Hello, although the GAMMA project has indeed come to end long ago, I still maintain the software in the spare time and now I'm proud to announce a new release of GAMMA for those who love (or are committed to) Gigabit Ethernet for their clusters and are latency-intolerant :-) Browse http://www.disi.unige.it/project/gamma/ for details. This new release of GAMMA will only work with 1000base- NICs based on the Intel 8254x controllers - Intel PRO/1000 for instance. All of the other drivers have been abandoned -- lack of spare time ;-( The system appears to be stable, except when using non-blocking zero-copy send(). In such case, indeed, the NIC stubbornly hangs after having transmitted 4 MBytes or so. Anyone experiencing the same with their PRO/1000...? GAMMA is traditionally committed to IA32-based CPUs, but a considerable effort has been done to minimize CPU-dependent things and in fact this release of GAMMA might be easier to port to other CPUs, should this ever be of interest... (no effort to improve code readability though) I've also read recent postings about ``raw ethernet''...mmmhhh sounds kind of familiar... Ciao :-) Giuseppe Ciaccio http://www.disi.unige.it/person/CiaccioG/ DISI - Universita' di Genova via Dodecaneso 35 16146 Genova, Italy phone +39 10 353 6637 fax +39 010 3536699 ciaccio at disi.unige.it ------------------------------------------------------------------------
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