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Hi David,
I'm running 2 clusters based on SL4.2 right now, but not with the
hardware configuration you have specified.. I'm running Sun Opterons
with a SVN checkout of trunk oscar 5.0 (unreleased unstable, and a bad
idea), and a bunch of Dell and other Pentium (32 bit) running Oscar
4.2. Both are working pretty well, except for stuff that needs fixing
in trunk oscar 5.0 as of January. (I'm planning on upgrading to 5.0 when
it's released) (the 5.0 cluster is #65 on the oscar register)
Sort of an off-question response, but maybe useful..
David C Muir wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm with SJ Geophysics (www.sjgeophysics.com
> <http://www.sjgeophysics.com>) we already have 2 linux clusters ( #11
> and #12 on the current OSCAR list, http://oscar.openclustergroup.org )
> and are now installing a new cluster.
> Our existing clusters are 32bit Pentium 4's under RH 7.3 and Fedora 2.
>
> Our applications are 3D Inversion Models from Magnetic, Gravity or
> DC/IP measurements.
> We obtained the 3D Inversion code from the University of B.C.
> Geophysical Inversion Facility
> http://www.eos.ubc.ca/research/ubcgif/
> We parallelized the code to run on a Linux Cluster.
>
> We have Pentium D820's on Intel 945 motherboards (with 950 graphics
> chip) and an extra gigabit ethernet card.
>
> We want to install a 64bit Linux and want to know if anyone has
> installed Scientific Linux on D820's with a 945 MB and 950 video, and
> if so what problems they had?
>
> Thank you
>
> David C.W. Muir, B.Sc. M.A
> SJ Geophysics Ltd.
>
>
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Paul Greidanus
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