On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 3:17 AM, ChangYuan (via Nabble)
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Below is what I did:
> (1) modified the "2-node.2D.eqc" file: the only changed line is the
> "connection { hostname "node2"}". All the other lines are untouched;
> (2) "eqServer configs/2-node.2D.eqc &" on node 1. No errors were returned;
> (3) ssh into node 2 and "eqServer configs/2-node.2D.eqc &" on node 2. No
> errors were returned;
> (4) "eqPly" on node 1 and it got stuck.
Equalizer uses a slightly different terminology from Chromium.
crMotherShip == eqServer
crServer == render client (typically same as the application)
Equalizer also can launch the render clients automatically. All you
have to do is:
1) make sure you can ssh into all nodes without entering a password
2) have the application in the same directory on all nodes (e.g. a NFS share)
3) run the eqServer
4) run the application
You can also pre-launch the render clients - search for resident
render client on the website. On Win32 this is often easier than the
above setup.
HTH,
Stefan.
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