Messages in this thread | | | Date | Sat, 18 Apr 1998 12:44:41 +0800 | From | Guan Yang <> | Subject | Re: New dad (again).. |
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> >Pierre Phaneuf wrote: >> >>George wrote: >> >>>and think of another consequence of this ... now you actually have SMP >>>Linus ... :) ... >> >>Not quite symmetrical, that would be twins... But clustering Linus is >>sure a cool new feature!! :-)
<!doctype linuxdoc system> <e-mail> <author>Guan Yang <tt/guan@wk.dk/ <date>Take a look in the header <no-toc> <body> I fail understand what 'clustering' means. Is it as in 'Microsoft Cluster Server'? 'Microsoft Cluster Server' is (it says here) a technology in 'Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Enterprise Edition' (wonder what that means) which allows a server to have a 'backup server', so that if the first server crashes, the second server can keep on (they share the same hard disk via SCSI). But Linux doesn't crash, so why should we have it? Well, perhaps Linus does...
Anyway, what does clustering mean in this context? </body> </article>
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