Cluster Computer Case Suggestions?
So I’ve recently come across a bunch of free computers and I’ve decided to try to hook them together to form a beowulf style cluster for running some of my simulations on since I think I can modify the code to be parallel. I have tested all of the computers and have them spread across my basement floor however I seem to have a problem. I need a way to enclose them into some sort of case or storage area. I don’t want to use wood and have been exploring some kind of plexiglass or similar material without much luck. So far the best idea I’ve seen has been the “Microwulf“.
Tags: Beowulf, Cluster Computing, Computer Science, Distributed Computing, Distributed Simulation, DIY Case, Linux, Microwulf, Parallel, Parallel Computing
DD-Wrt Micro on Linksys WRT54Gv6
Today on a whim I decided to pickup a Linksys WRT54Gv6 wireless router from Staples. It was on sale for $20 off and looked like the last one there. I’ve been looking at the DD-Wrt software for some time since I have an old junky wireless router buried in my closet at home. Unfortunately the old router I have cannot run DD-Wrt so when I saw this one on sale I thought I’d give the WRT54G a try.
Tags: DD-Wrt, LCD, Linksys, Linux, Open Source, third-party firmware, WRT54Gv6
Ns-2.33 (and nam) on Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Heron)
