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Building a Linux Minicluster using commodity components (LinuxDevices.com)
The Embedded Reasoning Institute of the Sandia National Laboratories
recently constructed a 4-node Linux cluster based on commodity PC/104
modules and other related components. The system was designed for use in
parallel programming tutorials, demonstrations, and displays, and was
showcased at the Supercomputing 2001 Conference (Denver, CO) and at the
Embedded Systems Conference 2002 (San Francisco, CA).
This LinuxDevices.com article by
two key members of the project team describes the overall project and
provides information on how the system was constructed.
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