From: <mos...@t-...> - 2003-12-27 21:11:12
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Hi Yuri, On Samstag 27 Dezember 2003 11:45, Yuri Prushinsky wrote: > Hello openmosixers! > I have a 2 node (identical celerons-1.8Gz, 128MB RAM, MFS/DFSA enabled) on > a 100mbps connestion, and I made a test: set speed on a 2nd node to > maximum, on the home node - to minimum, and started an mp3 encoding of a > 800mb .wav file with bladeencoder. It took 11 minutes. I do see that > bladeenc 'loadbalancers' sometime to the 2nd node. Then I do '#service > openmosix stop', and start the same job again - it tooks only 9 > minutes!!! So, I couldn't get any CPU speed increase because of the > 100mbps connection? this result is expected if you are running one bladeencoder process only. (openMosix cannot "split" a single processes and it won't parallize a single processes either) Rip 2 (or more) wav's at the same time (on one node) and you will see how fine openMosix will balance the 2 bladeencoder processes on your cluster. all the best, Matt -- E-mail : mos...@t-... www : http://www.openmosixview.com an openMosix-cluster management GUI "Only wimps use tape backups: real men upload their important stuff on ftp, and let the rest of the world mirror it." - Linus B. Torvalds |