Really?! 

I thought about doing it but never got very far (infact I don't think I did
much more then think about it) 

How does mosix work do you have to compile it into your kernel or is it just
a program you run in the background of each machine (if so would you need
local apps running?) is it a module you load? 

Does mosix come with some sort of utility to see usage? 

Anyway thanks for any info

Matt
 -----Original Message-----
From:   John Cuzzola [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent:   Monday, December 10, 2001 9:20 AM
To:     [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:        Re: [Ltsp-discuss] ltsp server smp memory experience?
cluster?



*** I've tried the Mosix package ... It works and it was fairly easy to
set up.



On 10 Dec 2001, Bastian Dingeldein wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> i have an idea and want to know if it is possible.
> in my network many systems are normal computers running win2k on
> harddisk or act as an ltsp client via floppy.
> these systems are pentium two/three and celeron between 350 and 700mhz.
> i think thats hardware overkill. what about to use these performance as
> cluster clients? yes, it sounds crazy, it is just an idea but i wonna
> know if this is possible.
> every user and every program a user runs is a new process on the server.
> am i right? i heard about the mosix project, a cluster which doesnt need
> patched apps and act like an smp.
> 
> how effective is it to run an smp server?
> what about the shared memory?
> 
> and again before i ask the final question "is it useful?", is it even
> possible?
> 
> bastian
> 
> 
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