From the master node i can ping all the slave nodes.
i'll try to check back
thanx a lot...

i've been checked it and i found the prob.
u're right my firewall port is blocking.
thanx for solved my prob..

hello there...

i need some suggestion about implement a security in openmosix cluster
that using os redhat9.
what kind of software/package that i need to install..
help!help!

haiiii

actually i build a cluster in ipv6 environment..so i want ask some question..Do you think the cluster in IPV6 environment can compitable by using fedora 3...

Not knowing Fedora personally, I don't know, but I don't see why you couldn't get it to work, just might need to compile a few apps

hello there...

i built the openmosix cluster using redhat9 os.i've 11 slave nodes and a master.
1-->anybody who knows about NFS configuration.
2-->how to make MPI programming works in this cluster.
-->i used openmosix kernel
-->Mesa-glut as monitoring tools
-->openmosix-tools
hope anaybody can help me..plzzzz

helooo....
i need some solution bout MPICH2.
i hav prob when i compile.this error come out :

[root@rajasemut bin]# ./mpiexec -np 2 demopi
mpdroot: perror msg: No such file or directory
mpdroot: cannot connect to local mpd at: /tmp/mpd2.console_root
probable cause: no mpd daemon on this machine
possible cause: unix socket /tmp/mpd2.console_root has been removed
mpiexec_rajasemut.fsktm.upm.edu.my: mpd_uncaught_except_tb handling:
exceptions.TypeError: not all arguments converted
/usr/local/bin/mpdlib.py 899 __init__
mpd_print(1,'forked process failed; status=' % status)
./mpiexec 212 mpiexec
conSock = MPDConClientSock(mpdroot=mpdroot,secretword=parmdb['MPD_SECRETWORD'])
./mpiexec 1380 ?
mpiexec()

I have built a cluster before using OpenMosix and Fedora Core 1. This is very easy to do as you just have to install the RPMs. As far as doing it on other distros (or newer versions of Fedora / Red Hat), this is a much more difficult thing to do. Further complicating this is the fact that the latest stable openmosix kernel is for a 2.4.26 Linux kernel, making it years out of date. Since Fedora Core 1 is so old, it is very difficult to get newer software to run on the cluster and after all, the point of the cluster is to run the software you need so it makes it basically useless.

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Proposed Solution to this
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I am currently beginning to try to take a recent Ubuntu version (or maybe Debian, but I will try Ubuntu first) and install all of the software I need onto this installation.

- Then I will start with a fresh installation of Fedora Core 1 (with the OpenMosix kernel compiled onto it)

- Then I will copy the /usr /lib and any other necessary folders from the Ubuntu machine onto the Fedora Core 1 machine, I will mount them appropriately (in place of the original directories on the machine) and hope that I will then be able to run the software from the Ubuntu machine on the Fedora 1 cluster.

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Please, if you have any ideas on this or suggestions I would greatly appreciate input. I really want a working OpenMosix cluster and I am hoping there is some potential in doing this, it seems that everyone who I've seen posting about clustering is running into issues with Linux (at least for distributed process clusters which can run normal software.. a beowulf type cluster is not of use to most people since you have to write custom software for it)