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Subject: UW Math Dept/Institute for Scientific Computation
From: ccroswhite@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Thu, 06 Dec 2001 13:43:35 -0800
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"Drew 'Cheetah!' Maxwell" wrote:
>
> Fellow XFS users:
>
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> My company has been working with XFS-Linux on Intel systems for some
> time
> and has had some difficulties getting a stable Linux w/XFS release to
> work
> on some of our older K6-2 systems. Instead of butting our heads
against
> a
> case of potentially suspect hardware, we're looking to upgrade to a
> group
> of Athlon-based systems. In this, I have a few questions:
>
> 1. What can those of you running Linux w/XFS recommend for
motherboards
> to
>    go with an Athlon processor?
>    (We might as well get hardware we know works by experience.)
> 2. Are they any special changes to your kernels used to work correctly

> with
>    an Athlon-based system?
>
> Our initial attempts at doing an Athlon + Linux + XFS solution haven't

> worked.
> We've tried the following methods:
>   2.4.14 source from kernel.org, patched to XFS 1.0.2, compiled using
> gcc
>   2.4.14 source from kernel.org, patched to XFS 1.0.2, compiled using
> kgcc
>   Pre-patched XFS 1.0.2 kernel source from SGI, compiled using kgcc
>
> Any assistance is greatly appreciated.

We have been running a couple dozen Tyan S2460 w/2x Athlon 1800+ (yep,
not the MP's) with XFS, from the revamped SGI installers+RH7.2, for
close to a month.  We have never had a problem, no hicups, nada
nothing!  Seems perhaps it might be hardware related?!?!

Chris Croswhite
Get2Chip, Inc.
San Jose, CA USA 95131
001.408.501.9525

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