Re: [Chromium-users] Strereo rendering / specify DNS for TCP/IP over infiniband

[Carsten P. <pi...@un...>]

I try to visual the racer ( www.racer.nl ) in stereo mode. It should explain 
to not technical people the function of Chromium. I find the  effect with 
strongly enough.

The other problem is the following:

hostname: pc1 (ip address GigabitLAN)  secound DNS pv1ib : (TCP/IP over 
infiniband)
hostname: pc2 (ip address GigabitLAN)  secound DNS pv2ib : (TCP/IP over 
infiniband)

Now I have this situation:


 On pc2 run the mothership
 On pc1 start the crserver -> connect pv2ib mothership (TCP/IP over IB)
 On pc2 start the crappfaker -> connect pv2ib mothership (TCP/IP over IB)

Now pc1 and pc2 establish connection over GigabitLAN), because the HOSTNAME 
is pc1 and pc2. Not pc1ib and pc2ib.

My question is it:

It is possible to set a option to dissolve the IP adress from pvxib and not 
from pvx?

-Carsten


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Carsten Pieper
E-Mail: pi...@hn...
Heinz Nixdorf Institut - Schaltungstechnik
Homepage: www.hni.upb.de\sct

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Brian Paul" <bri...@tu...>
To: "Carsten Pieper" <pi...@un...>
Cc: <chr...@li...>
Sent: Friday, September 23, 2005 9:41 PM
Subject: Re: [Chromium-users] Strereo rendering / specify DNS for TCP/IP 
over infiniband


> Carsten Pieper wrote:
>> Hello chromium users,
>>  which meaning do the parameters have in "SetPosition(arg1, arg2)"?
>
> In the mothership scripts?
>
> You can ignore those.  They're written by the graphical configuration tool 
> to specify the position of the node boxes in the GUI window.
>
>
>> How is the best way to get the parameters for non-stereo application?
>
> What parameters?
>
>
>> I try 32 bits an OpenGL application with Chromium and TCP/IP over 
>> infiniband.  This network card has another DNS (pc1ib) than the hostname 
>> (pc1).  It is possible in Chromium to specify the other DNS to be 
>> connected?  I trying to set the infiniband DNS in the config script, but 
>> Chromium establish the connection over Gigabit LAN.
>
> I don't understand the question, sorry.
>
> -Brian
>
>
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