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Given that you say you run this on "the slowest machine" I am inclined to say |
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that you are running Mosix incorrectly with multiple different architectures. |
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MOSIX is dependant on all architectures being identical (or at least, all |
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machines being configured as if they were identical architecture). You |
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provide insufficient information for me to confirm or infirm what I am |
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advancing though. |
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Eric Thibodeau |
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Neural Bucket Solutions Inc. |
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Le Janvier 9, 2006 12:50 PM, Leszek P³ocieniak a écrit : |
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> Hello, I'm new on this list and I've "just" installed Gentoo Linux on |
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> one of my MOSIX nodes. |
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> My cluster is a 5 computers network. |
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> Gentoo runs on an slowest machine. |
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> My problem is: |
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> when I try to run eg. emerge with MOSIX turned on, I get Segmentation |
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> fault error. It doesn't happen when I run 'ronon x emerge'. |
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> With MOSIX turned off everything works fine too. |
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> It's strange, and I don't know how can I solve it. |
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> For now I don't run MOSIX on this node. |
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> Do you have any idea of solving? |
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> P.S. Sorry for my English, but it's not my primary language. |
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