Thanks for your quick response.
So, I've been playing around a bit with the TN thing. Here is
something interesting.. Here is a larger sample of the output from
gmetad:
telnet localhost 8651:
...
http://blahblah/ganglia/";
LOCALTIME="1072822698">
...
TN="0" TMAX="20" DMAX="0" LOCATION="uns
> I have another problem.
>
> I have 1100 nodes, with 4GB of RAM each.
>
> 1100 nodes * 4,194,304 kilobytes of RAM = 4,613,734,400
> uint32 max value = 2^32 = 4,294,967,296
This is indeed a problem. There is a hyperlong XDR type that can handle a
64bit type. However, Matt's gangli
Sweet to hear you are running Ganglia on the G5 cluster. Strange about the
TN figure, looks like a signed-unsigned int issue. I'll have a look at the
code when I get back from my holiday vacation.
Definately send the patches when you get them in order.
-Federico
> Greetings from Virginia Tech.
>
josh-
i bet most people on this list wish they had a "problem" of having 1100
node with 4 GB of memory each. :)
you are right. the memory metrics for ganglia are xdr_long variables
and that won't work for you.
in future releases of ganglia this will be addressed by allowing you to
reduce the d
