On Monday 12 July 2004 11:34 pm, Michael Havens wrote:
> On Monday 12 July 2004 23:25, Alan Dayley wrote:
> > B) A cluster is when you group several computers together to act as one
> > more powerful computer.  This is for creating faster servers for large
> > data needs or fast math operations.
> >
> > Which definition of "cluster software" are you attempting?  If A, you
> > need to drop the word cluster from the discussion.  If B, I wish you
> > luck. Either goal sounds like you should learn alot.
>
> I know that I will learn lots. This project will help that along. We are
> talking like a year or more project here. That is like a year or more of
> hands-on learning.

OK.  You mean to learn clustering in the correct sense of the word.  It is 
something that intrigues me but I have never done.  Should be interesting for 
you.

Alan

PS k12ltsp is not clustering.  We obviously misunderstood at the meeting when 
you asked your question.
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