1) Questions and Answers : Unix/Linux : Linux Beowulf Cluster (Message 1982180) Posted 25 Feb 2019 by Dave Post: Thanks Tom !

2) Questions and Answers : Getting started : logon issues (Message 1982114) Posted 25 Feb 2019 by Dave Post: Thanks Bernie, understood, yes I meant work units.

3) Questions and Answers : Getting started : logon issues (Message 1982053) Posted 24 Feb 2019 by Dave Post: I'm currently logged in to SETI running projects. When I go to add a project it asks for username and password which I enter and returns as incorrect username or password. I changed my password and the same result. So I tried to have the system send me the password reset, it tells me my user name is not a user in the system ? ... Help?

4) Questions and Answers : Unix/Linux : Linux Beowulf Cluster (Message 1982038) Posted 24 Feb 2019 by Dave Post: Thanks for the response Bob, I'm sure it's a big deal, not like porting excel to Linux. Somewhere I read SETI ran on a super computer and I confused it with BOINC, my bad.

5) Questions and Answers : Windows : Drive Options (Message 1981989) Posted 24 Feb 2019 by Dave Post: Thanks Jord

6) Questions and Answers : Unix/Linux : Linux Beowulf Cluster (Message 1981959) Posted 24 Feb 2019 by Dave Post: Thanks Tom, As I'm new to SETI I wasn't sure which OS's are supported. You're correct Bionic would have to be compiled to run on it. I'm no Linux expert either but enjoy playing around with it, plus I'm seeing a lot of these 1U rack servers being pulled out of production, loaded with RAM and the upper end of E5-2600 CPU family, functioning perfectly. I put three on a 10GB switch, loaded Ubuntu 17.XX server MPICH and got the thing to work. It was pretty impressive to see it execute across all the cores ! I was watching Bionic run on 56 core machine and was wondering how much faster it would run if written to run in parallel? Dave

7) Questions and Answers : Unix/Linux : Linux Beowulf Cluster (Message 1981487) Posted 21 Feb 2019 by Dave Post: Hello, I have a number of functioning retired servers all with dual E5-2697v3 CPUs (56 cores) and 64 GB of RAM, I had these machines running in a Linux Beowulf Cluster(I did this just for fun), and connected them to a 10GB switch, Will your Linux software function in a parallel multi-machine environment? I used MPICH and HYDRA. Kind regards, Dave

8) Questions and Answers : Windows : Drive Options (Message 1981476) Posted 21 Feb 2019 by Dave Post: Hello I was wondering if there was a way to point Bionic at a particular drive ? Kind regards, Dave

 
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