You weren't talking about SMP with Linux were you? I don't think so. But here is an URL for the Purdue's Adapter for Parallel Execution and Rapid Synchronization (PAPERS) Project Home Page that might be what your are thinking about: http://garage.ecn.purdue.edu/~papers/Index.html Also check out the hardware page for the adapter which is already built, you can build it yourself: http://chelsea.ios.com:80/~hgdietz/sbm4.html http://chelsea.ios.com:80/~hgdietz/ Martin > From James Hall: >wasn't there a post not long ago 'bout connecting multiple processors >together and running a version of Linux on them that could use that? >Maybe have like 4-8 486dx4/100 (wasn't there 133-166 speeds out before >pentiums started becoming the low-end 'standard'?) hooked together >(somehow...) and have linux recognize that? I read in my linux book >something about linux being able to use up to 32(?) processors connected >together at the same time. > >Just a thought, > -James, N9XLC > ->
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