What did you do for SGI?
Garl
Bob Miller wrote:
Garl R. Grigsby wrote:
Sorry all, I am already on a team. But check out my stats. Look under
Bad_Karma.
http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/stats/team/team_20126.html
I'm already a member of a team, too. Team SGI SETI, no less. The
They have a free 30-day trial offer, too at
http://www.ecrix.com/eval/index.cfm?id=Referred
Seth Cohn wrote:
VXA (the tape drive folks) are giving away the units in a sweepstakes.
http://www.ecrix.com/extreme/index.cfm?ref=17524
Click on it and sign up for a chance. You'll also give me a
| By the way, I have completed over 150 units so far. But I did join, so that
| ought to help you.
You're number 1 on the list of two! :)
| Anyone want to help me get the Unix version working on my two Linux boxes?
It's easy. The last version even has an Xwindows piece that will show
the
Hey! I just did "apt-get install setiathome" and it asked me if I wanted to
download the client from the ftp server. It's in the contrib section, so
your mileage may vary. After a short "setiathome -login" I was up and
running. That's too easy.
--Mike
Rob Hudson wrote:
Team EUGLUG is now
[Please pass this on to any people interested in
unix system administration education]
Hello,
I am spending a lot of time on Unix System Administration
Education. I have been working on a class at OSU
called CS 312 Unix system
At 01:11 PM 08/15/2000 -0700, you wrote:
We are going have a farewell dinner for him. Wednesday night at 6pm,
we'll meet at the shop. Not sure yet where we'll go, someplace nice.
Be there or be square.
Seth
Ahem might I suggest that dinner take place @ the Hole in the
Wall BBQ
Isn't Linux still a 32 bit code? As I recall, a 32 bit code cannot access a file over
2GB in size without some kind of
trickery. Just what I recall.
Garl
Bob Crandell wrote:
Here is a message from one of my clients. He is running Mandrake 6.0 on a dual
Pentium 233 with two 36 gig drives.
So is Win 95/98. I think it just needs a setting tweaked but being too new at this ...
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Isn't Linux still a 32 bit code? As I recall, a 32 bit code cannot access a file over
2GB in size without some kind of
trickery. Just what I recall.
Garl
Bob
I missed this thread...how long and all?
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Bob Crandell wrote:
So is Win 95/98. I think it just needs a setting tweaked but being too new at this
...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/16/2000 12:13:45 PM
Isn't Linux still a 32 bit code?
He said, "Two of my runs ended with the wonderfully informative message 'System error:
Input/output error'."
I don't know exactly how his program works, but I suspect it calculates a set of
numbers and appends them to a file then goes to the next set. As you can see below,
it takes about 12
At 12:09 PM 08/16/2000 -0700, you wrote:
At 01:11 PM 08/15/2000 -0700, you wrote:
We are going have a farewell dinner for him. Wednesday night at 6pm,
we'll meet at the shop. Not sure yet where we'll go, someplace nice.
Be there or be square.
Seth
Ahem might I suggest that
At 01:14 PM 08/16/2000 -0700, you wrote:
He said, "Two of my runs ended with the wonderfully informative message
'System error: Input/output error'."
I don't know exactly how his program works, but I suspect it calculates a
set of numbers and appends them to a file then goes to the next set.
Unfortunatly it's an x86 problem, as somebody alluded
to eariler - ext2 can have MUCH larger file size, but
the kernel is using 32bits in the VFS code above ext2,
limiting a single file to 2 gig. 64 bit systems (e.g.
Alpha) dont have that limitation.
There is supposed to be a patch out there
The thread on clusters brought a couple of questions to mind. Does the
application you are running on the cluster need to be specifically
written for cluster operation? Or can any-old-app be run on a cluster?
Also how much admin is there to running a cluster. I have a trunk full
of Sparc 10's
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