Re: Testing with openMosix 2.6.17

Just a brief email to say that I have sucessful migration on 2 nodes
using a simple test with the tried and tested:

awk 'BEGIN {for(i=0;i<10000;i++)for(j=0;j<10000;j++);}' &
(using a user and group of 500 or greater)

Although the init.d script works, the redhat functions are of course
missing from within Gentoo and a few directory locations differ.

I will have more nodes up and more time to play over this weekend.

Would you like me to write a Gentoo init.d script and send you a
little information of where the config should be located on Gentoo (I
should also have some time for this over the weekend too)

I am also interested in knocking together a Gentoo ebuild for the oM
kernel and omuscd... when I get around to it... :)

I will keep you posted

Martin

On 20/10/06, Carl Radford (DC0854-IT) <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Martin,
>
> This has never been tested against anything except Fedora Core.
> Would be grateful if you would check this out and let me know of ANY
> issues (compilation compatibility on Gentoo as well as operation,
> documentation readability, literally everything :>).
>
> This was built against 2.6.16, never been tested on 2.6.17 (well done,
> I can't even get 17 to compile cleanly). If they (om) have changed the
> proc filesystem around too much, weird things may happen on migration.
>
> You will need the kernel om debug option enabled, that is
> /proc/$$/om/debug must exist, the proc filesystem by itself does not
> supply sufficient information.
>
>
>
>

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