[geeks] 933 MHz Linux box is *nice* ;^)
Shawn Wallbridge
geeks at sunhelp.org
Mon Nov 12 00:20:08 CST 2001
You should have seen a friend's face when I told him I had ~10 Sun machines
at home. He was stunned. He assumed a Sun workstation = $10K. It was very
funny.
I have a GHz Athlon machine that isn't even plugged in right now, I took it
down to plug in a SS20. I almost find it boring now ;-)
On another note, has anyone messed around with clustering these older Sun
boxes? I am running Debian on them, but I would love to cluster two (most
likely SS2's) of them. The geek factor would be huge ;-) Well not as huge
as having multiple Cray's, but still up there.
shawn
> On Sun, 11 Nov 2001, Ken Hansen wrote:
>
>> It makes a real nice "thin client" running Citrix, though I'm not sure
>> if it really made full use of the 1 Gig of RAM and the Ultra/160 SCSI
>> HD ;^)
>
> Probably not. :-)
>
>> Maybe it will run better if I drop a secong P/III 933 MHz CPU ;^)
>
> Dunno, is Linux MP-aware?
>
>> Hey, I still love my U30, but this is a fast little box...
>
> Just remember: Any schmuck can own a PC. Only schmucks with no life
> have a Sun at home... :-)
>
> -p
>
>
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