mattds
Re:Sid: A framework for building computer system simulations (2002)
on Tuesday June 25, 2019 @08:26AM (#20273491)
How about the following two links:
Re:Windows Kernel Architecture Internals (2010) [pdf]
on Monday December 21, 2015 @11:53AM (#10771983)
I believe you can find something about BeOS here:
Re:In Graphics: Supercomputing Superpowers
on Monday May 31, 2010 @04:00PM (#1393336)
Well, I'm just one of those sysadmins (but the clusters on
which I work are much more smaller than the 'monsters' in
the top500). I don't know if someone could envy me but there are surely other things apart the noise of HVAC
systems (by the way we are using remote console when
possible :-)).
How about working with a lot of different computer nodes combining them with a fast network (Infiniband) and
exporting the storage space through the cluster with a
parallel file system?
How about optimizing every aspect of the software
installation (OS, compilers, scientific libraries)
to give your users the best resources to run their simulations (biophysicist, electrical engineers, etc.)?
To not to mention follow the aspects regarding the structure of the data center: cooling systems, UPS,
raised floors, etc.? It doesn't sound too bad to me :-)
Re:Ryzom is free software What can we do from here?
on Thursday May 06, 2010 @05:27PM (#1325779)
It seems they have already did something about Linux
(at least for the core part):