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C.H.A.O.S. Linux is a distribution based on the Arch Linux operating system. It's a cluster oriented OS that does not providea graphical environment. Being based on standard Arch releases, this distro supports both i686 and x86_64 architectures. C.H.A.O.S. was created with a fixed main purpose: let admins get their cluster running in almost no time; despite having to manually install it on every node, the built-in textual installer will automate most of the process. More informations at...

birgHPCC is a major improvement over birgHPC (http://sourceforge.net/projects/birghpc/). While retaining the major functions of the original birgHPC, including automated computing cluster conversion and auto slots detection, the new version (birgHPCC) is capable of creating and configuring a compute unified device architecture (CUDA) computing cluster, hence the extra “C” in the name. In addition to the increase in image size (less than 2 gigabytes) and a new Linux base (previously Debian, now Ubuntu), CUDA-capable bioinformatics software programs, such as NAMD, HOOMD-blue, VMD, GPU-HMMER and GPU-BLAST, are pre-installed in birgHPCC, along with the CUDA driver, libraries and software development kit (SDK). ...

birgHPC is a Linux Live CD distribution based on PelicanHPC and Debian Live. birgHPC features automated cluster configuration on PCs in the same network specifically for bioinformatics and molecular dynamics. If you are looking for CUDA support, try birgHPCC (https://sourceforge.net/projects/birghpcc/) If you use birgHPC in your work, please cite us: Teong Han Chew, Kwee Hong Joyce-Tan, Farizuwana Akma and Mohd Shahir Shamsir. birgHPC: creating instant computing clusters for bioinformatics and molecular dynamics. ...