Ronald G Minnich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I quote from the statement of work for a 960-node machine to be built at > Lawrence Livermore National Lab: > === > 3.2.2.11 LinuxBIOS > > The MCR Cluster nodes will have LinuxBIOS implemented > for each node type (see http://www.linuxbios.org) > === > > This means that if you want to sell a cluster to them, it better have > LinuxBIOS.
It is still a TR3. The least of their desired requirements, though implementing a lot of their TR1's without LinuxBIOS could be a real challenge. > > Whew. Congrats to all the excellent people on the linuxbios list who have > contributed code in the last 2 1/2 years. This is really great. For those whoe are wondering just what MCR will be like the approximate specs of what Lawrence Livermore National Labs wants are: 2 Terabyte of ram. 2K processors. 1 Gigabyte a second to shared storage. Doing a theoreticaly 8 Teraflops a second. Now you have an explanation why I have been quiet lately.... Eric
