No OSCAR release supports a distro w/ a native 2.6 kernel at the moment, and we're still months away from the next release. I think your best bet is to pursue a kernel change on an OSCAR 3.0 cluster. Are you able to get it working on your head node?
Jeremy
At 04:06 PM 5/5/2004, Richard Bruin wrote:
Hi everyone,
sorry if I'm sending this to the wrong list (if I am can you let me know the correct list, oscar-devel I wonder?)
For network performance reasons, I'm trying to get an oscar cluster working with a 2.6 kernel and am struggling (mainly due to my inexperience with changing kernels - at least making such a drastic change as this). I was wondering whether oscar supports any linux versions that come with a 2.6 kernel by default e.g. mandrake 10?
Thanks for any help you can give me,
Richard
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