[Beowulf] A fairly simple question
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Mark Hahn hahn at physics.mcmaster.caFri Aug 12 22:17:56 PDT 2005
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> Simple solution is single pc with virtual PCs. it works properly as I disagree. you can always run multiple MPI worker tasks on a single CPU - you won't see speedup, of course, but you can work on your programming logic pretty reasonably. I don't see why virtual PCs would offer any advantage over this. the next step is to use a few of real PCs as RGB suggests - not only do you start to see speedup, but you can play with the reasons why speedup is not perfect. however, I think just two PCs is a useful cluster - there's no big reason to have a separate master, and even with 2 boxes, you can learn.
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