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We are not walking that road just yet. We are trying to get an Xsan |
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set up between our Mac cluster's head node and our Linux clusters |
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head node =) |
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Problem is that nobody seems to have put Apples' Xserve RAID on a |
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fibre channel network! |
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On Dec 5, 2005, at 5:49 AM, George B. Robb III wrote: |
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> Brady Catherman wrote: |
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>> Anybody able to get Gentoo working with an Apple Xserve? We are |
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>> trying to put our Xserve on a fiber channel network so both our |
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>> Gentoo cluster and our Mac cluster can use the same home |
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>> directories. Anybody have any experience with this type of setup? |
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> I imagine that setup should just work... If it helps look at a |
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> package called FINK for OS X it adds an open source layer to OS X. |
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> http://fink.sourceforge.net/ |
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> Also, Gentoo can run on OS X :) |
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> http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/gentoo-alt/macos/ |
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> Let us know how it works! I would love to see and X-Grid patched |
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> together with a Gentoo Cluster ;) |
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> George |
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