Hello Stefan. Since your reply, I have successfully executed the demo program, epPly on a Linux
system.. However, I do have a few questions, if I may:

1) I am running from home, having logged into a 2-GPU machine via "ssh -X". All 1-pipe configurations run fine. However, when I try a 2-pipe configuration, I get that I do not have a display :0.1 available. That kind of makes sense since I am remote. Are there other arguments I can use with ssh to make more than one display available? My home machine is a Macbook-Pro with built-in X11 server.

2) When running eqPly, I cannot seem to load the .ply files (rockingArm.ply). I execute:

   eqPly.64 -m rockingArm.ply

and while the program (almost) obviously tries to read it, nothing displays. Note that we compiled Equalizer in 64 bit mode. Might that be the reason since ints, floats and addresses are now 8-bytes and perhaps the file
format can no longer be read?

3) Do you know of anybody that has combined CUDA or RapidMind with Equalizer? That would be a worthwhile
effort in my opinion.

4) Do you have an example where you specifically control what you write to different Pipes? In all examples I have seen, the low level Equalizer software takes care of making these decisions, once a compound type is chosen.

   Thanks for a great piece of software!

   Gordon





Stefan Eilemann wrote:
Hello Gordon,

On Jan 9, 2008 5:24 PM, Gordon_Erlebacher <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:

    I'd like control from within my program what card I write to, and
    what I
    store
    on which card. Is this possible with Equalizer?


Yes, this is possible. Simply set the 'device' to the card number in the pipe section of your configuration file. All 2-pipe*.eqc configuration files do this [1].

On Windows you'll need a Quadro card and a recent nVidia driver with the WGL_nv_gpu_affinity extension. On Linux and Mac it works on all drivers. If everything is working, you shouldn't see any OpenGL rendering when moving the window to another card on Windows or Linux.


HTH,

Stefan.

[1] e.g.: < http://www.equalizergraphics.com/cgi-bin/viewvc.cgi/trunk/src/examples/configs/2-pipe.2D.eqc?view=markup>

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