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Heya! I just had a job oportunity, but for that I need to set up a cluster using 6 desktop PCs. Hardware: 6 x AMD Athlon 64Bit 6 x 1GB ...
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    Heya!

    I just had a job oportunity, but for that I need to set up a cluster using 6 desktop PCs.

    Hardware:
    6 x AMD Athlon 64Bit
    6 x 1GB DDR 533MHZ
    12 x 200GBs Hitachi HD.
    6 x Matrox Parphelia
    Possible RAID using SATA or SCSI
    Gigabyte Mobos(Don't know the model)
    Cisco Switch and Router.

    Software:
    Slackware 10.0 or Solaris(prolly) - Depending on budget
    And a machine in Win XP to use Maya and 3DS Max 5.

    As I don't know almost anything about clustering.. .I was wondering if anyone cares to point me out some links or eBooks for me to get some input!

    Thanks in advance!

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    check this

    http://openmosix.sourceforge.net/

    ive only used distcc, the closest thing to clustering I've done, but this seems pretty popular.
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    Quote Originally Posted by qub333
    check this

    http://openmosix.sourceforge.net/

    ive only used distcc, the closest thing to clustering I've done, but this seems pretty popular.
    OpenMosix is pretty much the best you can get for an all-around cluster (from what I've heard). distcc is great for distribution of C compiling (actually anything that compiles with gcc, I think), but that's it. OpenMosix is kernel-level, making it ideal for distributing *everything*.
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