freebsd-chat Digest, Vol 264, Issue 1

Sisantha Godawela-Ohle ekerberos at web.de
Thu Jun 19 13:55:26 UTC 2008


Hi, 

i would like to get information regarding "Xorg -configure" on 1x1.4GHZ PIII  and 2x1.4GHZ opteron servern with FreeBSD v.7.0.
Both  gives me this "no devices to configure. configuration fail".
But I have the same FeeBSD v 7.0 on 2x1.2GHZ PIII Servers installed and successfully configured the Xorg! 

All are having on board ati vedio graphics

I would be greatly appreciate if  someone  can give me a solution to this configurations problem.


thanks in advance,

sincerely,

Sisantha





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> Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2008 02:24:18 -0400
> From: Nathan Lay <nslay at comcast.net>
> Subject: High Performance Computing
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> Hi list,
> I'm a grad student at the School of Computational Science (a poorly 
> chosen name for scientific computing) at FSU.  My interests, while not 
> necessarily scientific, is in machine learning.  I work on software that 
> trains classifiers on an 8 core Xeon machine and consumes about 15GB of 
> RAM (needed when you train with 103k features!).  All the development is 
> presently done on Windows XP64, but I will eventually have to make the 
> software cross platform.  We ideally want to use icc (not the old one in 
> ports!) or some other high performance compiler, but these simply don't 
> exist on FreeBSD...we will unfortunately have to use Linux.  Words can't 
> even begin describe how gcc doesn't compare to compilers like icc or 
> suncc.  I'm very worried that FreeBSD will never take ahold in the HPC 
> community, especially as computers ship with more cores (where FreeBSD 
> is shining!) and make OpenMP, HPF, and similar more attractive than 
> MPI.  What can be done to expose FreeBSD to the HPC community?  How can 
> we get Intel, Sun and others to support HPC on FreeBSD?  I really look 
> forward to the day that FreeBSD runs on that 8 core machine, I'd like to 
> see SMPng at work :)
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> Best Regards,
> Nathan Lay
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