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On Thursday 11 December 2003 05:42 pm, Brett I. Holcomb wrote:
> Yup, that will work too. A simple command line will tell mosix to stay out
> of it.
I use xinetd to run distcc, so in my server I do /bin/runhome. args is
/usr/bin/distccd --inetd..
you could do that when you run the daemon. That way, it keeps the process on
the home node where it belongs and openmosix doesn't get in the way.. You
won't have to worry about turning off openmosix all the time.
Its what I do.
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