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> I think I read an article awhile back (several years ago at least) where a > researcher modified a scsi driver to facilitate shared memory between a > cluster of computers. > > What are you up to? Well, nothing much really. I have a few machines that operate, depending on the project, as a beowulf cluser, load balanced server, database farm, etc. I was at LinuxWorld and saw SGI's cc:NUMA machines, and I thought that they were cool. I was just curious about practical uses and wondered if there was a way to simulate a system like that. I suppose Dolphin makes specialized adapters for it, but I was hoping I could do it cheaply.
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