Thread: [SSI-devel] fedora nodes
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From: James J. <js...@gm...> - 2007-12-11 19:07:56
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I am wanting to set up a cluster and have considered openmosix but it would not install correctly on fedora 8. Before I jump into openssi I was wandering if you can use fedora for the other nodes other than node one (I have a couple systems that need to be both cluster nodes and local user machines). Also, has anyone done a setup on fedora 8 yet? S Johnson |
From: Christopher H. <he...@st...> - 2007-12-19 06:31:24
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On Tuesday 11 December 2007, ground control picked up the following transmission from James Johnson: > I am wanting to set up a cluster and have considered openmosix but it > would not install correctly on fedora 8. Before I jump into openssi I > was wandering if you can use fedora for the other nodes other than > node one (I have a couple systems that need to be both cluster nodes > and local user machines). Also, has anyone done a setup on fedora 8 > yet? > > S Johnson Well, I may not have it right, but since the other nodes do a network boot from the image on the main node, then they don't need to have Fedora installed. They could even be diskless. However, since I'm just getting started on an SSIC setup, I could be completely wrong here. I have not tried Fedora 8 yet, but would be interested in working it out. It's proving to be a significant pain to configure Fedora 3 to support out current work environment, which requires more recent compilers/etc. |