Re: 2.6.11.12-om low max bandwidth

Thunderlord-
  That would seem to be right. oM is ideal crunching numbers not
accessing harddrives across a network. I think you may also be
confussed about how oM works. It moves the whole proccess to teh new
host, leaving only a stub behind on the lauching node. It does not
'spawn' new versions of the application to move to new nodes. Fora
while oM used DFSA and oMFS to solve the data transfer issue but it
became to ugly to maintain. Current recommendation is to look at
setting up a global cluster filesystem(not NFS).

Evan

On 9/15/05, thunderlord <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all!
> 
> I am using 2.6.11.12-om and noticed that any migrated process doesn´t
> use all bandwidth avaliable for interprocess communication between
> deputy and master processes - maximum is 800-900 Kbit/s for each
> migrated process. So, any program that uses significant amounts of data
> to operate consumes only 3-30% of CPU time (tested on
> lame,ffmpeg,bzip2). I use same kernel on both nodes. I´ve tried to
> recompile kernel with different configurations, but no results. Is this
> bug known? How can i fix it?
> 
> My configuration: 2 nodes:
> 1 - master - 1800 Duron, SDRAM 512Mb
> 2 - slave - 935 Duron, SDRAM 256Mb
> Network - Ethernet 100BaseT.
> 
> 
> 
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