I read in one pc magazine that is possible to make supercomputer by linking few weak pcs. I wonder how I can do it. Is there some software that spread calculation over all computers?
I read in one pc magazine that is possible to make supercomputer by linking few weak pcs. I wonder how I can do it. Is there some software that spread calculation over all computers?
I think you must search about "Distributed Computing". I think GNU/Linux can work as a "Distributed System", i.e. the CERN super-computer uses GNU/Linux.
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You can use the truly distributed model such as UnitedDevices or seti@home, or you can down down the cluster line. You can build a cluster with open source software (Linux or BSD for example) and I think it's something like Beowulf. I'm not sure about programming them, but building one is pretty straight forward... bunch of PC's and a decent (read managed) network switch with a nice high capacity switching fabric (i.e. not a budget off the shelf of your local PC store switch).
You can of course use other platforms... I've seen a 64 node PS2 cluster and (I think) an 8 node PS3 cluster. Again though, both of those ran Linux.
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In fact the web has a lot of information on this, just google : 'How to make a supercomputer'...
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