> > I would also like for it not to have a hard drive and boot off a
> > super disk or zip disk.
>
> I did't know that you could boot straight off of zip disk. CDRW seems
> fairly popular these days, though older BIOSes can't boot off them
either.
Booting off a Zip disk is pretty straight-forwa
On Tue, 20 Aug 2002, Miguel A. Mota wrote:
> Hi all,
> I recently constructed a 7 Node (+ 1 Masternode/Terminal & 1 Server)
> parallel-processing Linux cluster as a high school science project partially
> funded with a few grants from Bell Labs/Lucent Technologies. In terms of
> hardware
At 07:55 PM 8/20/02 -0400, Miguel A. Mota wrote:
>Hi all,
> I recently constructed a 7 Node (+ 1 Masternode/Terminal & 1 Server)
>parallel-processing Linux cluster as a high school science project partially
>funded with a few grants from Bell Labs/Lucent Technologies. In terms of
>hardwar
Hi all,
I recently constructed a 7 Node (+ 1 Masternode/Terminal & 1 Server)
parallel-processing Linux cluster as a high school science project partially
funded with a few grants from Bell Labs/Lucent Technologies. In terms of
hardware, we are a Star topology single-pool heterogeneous 100
