[Beowulf] NSLU2 as part of a low end cluster
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Gerald Davies gerald.davies at gmail.comThu Mar 8 10:16:09 PST 2007
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On 08/03/07, Jim Lux <James.P.Lux at jpl.nasa.gov> wrote: > Has anyone tried using the LinkSys NSLU2 (aka, the "slug") as a > server in a small demo cluster? > (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NSLU2 for more info) > Seems that people get 5 MB/sec sorts of speeds with NFS or FTP. While > no ball of fire speed wise, it is an inexpensive widget that might be > handy for a "toy" cluster to serve as a boot server. > IIRC, this was mentioned in a previous thread somewhere :) I've not had a play with it, but i agree, it's possibly a useful tool.
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