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Mark Hahn hahn at mcmaster.caFri Jul 9 16:11:18 PDT 2010
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>>> Debian (lenny) >> >> why? centos is generally considered the safest choice, >> unless you're religiously committed to debian. > > Almost religiously. I have found it a very stable platform for > everything up to clusters. OK. you should know that the stability comes from linux itself and the underlying user-level packages, which have nothing to do with the distro (any of them). > I believe fai can do a variety of install-types, including diskful, > and nfs root. But then, I am still in the planning stage, and have no > practical experience. well, the thing about nfs root is that there's almost no installation, per se. if you wanted, you could boot the nodes off a live master's root filesystem. normally, master and node images are kept mostly separate, though, because it's handy to avoid entangling them (ie, you may not want mysql-server installed on compute nodes, but only on the master, etc. or just different versions.)
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