> of building a cluster with ~ 150 nodes and about 100-140 GB/node of
> 'free' hard drive space.
Man, that's a lot of disk. Just a wild idea I'm curious about: anybody
ever tried exporting disks from nodes via the nbd (network block device)
and assembling a huge raid0 (stripping) with the nbd's on the front end?
This might make a very fast disk even with IDE disks and traffic through
the network. This would be sort of a funny way to use a cluster...
Cheers,
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The University of Sao Paulo, IFUSP-DFMA
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