On Wed, 2004-08-04 at 20:27, norbert wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Yes and it's very simple !!!
> 1) Setup your LTSP server or K12ltsp server as you would want
> 2) Download and install OpenMosix on each server
> 3) Optionally install OpenMosixview to see the cluster working
> 4) sit back and enjoy supercomputing :-)
>
> We've done this clustering with 3 to 10 machines and are now in the
> process of building a 75 node cluster. This initiative is intented to
> raise the linux profile in our schools.
What applications? I set up something similar and found that users
running OO would find their session terminated whenever OpenMosix would
switch nodes. Anything similar? Would love to read steps taken by you.
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Sudev Barar
Learning Linux
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