On Fri, 2002-03-08 at 23:06, Russell Hires wrote:
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> Hello everyone...
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> I finally got it to work! I'm so happy! I can see both of my Linux Boxen (one
> box, two boxen, three boxes?) sharing processes happily.
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> Of course, what am I going to do with all of the computing power, now that I
> have it?
Rip mp3s?
Seriously - it's really cool to have a couple of machines ripping and
MOSIX scheduling the encoding to MP3 to the fastest available processor.
Of course, that assumes you have some CDs lying around you haven't
already ripped. :)
> Okay, so that's a little sarcastic...but I really do wonder what I
> can do with this... naturally, I'd like to show it off, maybe at a computer
> show?
If we do another expo type thing (the first one last year had some huge
logistical errors with the show's planners (i.e. not promoting it
correctly) and the last one was a serious bust, so I'm not sure I'd
personally recommend it...) it would certainly be cool to show off a
"Linux-based supercomputer built from donated equipment." :)
> Actually, I'd like to get another one or two machines up and running, but I'm
> short of machines...(hint!) Anybody have any old x86 machines floating around?
>
> Anyway...I just wanted to report success on this endeavor!
Very cool. Which kernel and MOSIX patch are you using?
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