openmosix configuration

[Jonathan Christison]

Hi,
i have a openmosix cluster on two fedora machines but one has 2 network
cards this is pc1, pc1 is my main pc with access to the local network
and Internet it also has all the devises. 
there's a crossover cat5e cable going from eth1 (100.100.100.50)
to the onboard network card on pc2 this link works fine samba file share
seemed to like it.
but when i try to run openmosix it gives me the error
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root@blu3cat2 mnt]# /etc/init.d/openmosix start
openMosix: Using map file /etc/openmosix.map
openMosix: WARN: Invalid configuration in map-file /etc/openmosix.map
openMosix: Falling back to autodiscovery mode using /sbin/omdiscd
Initializing openMosix...
openMosix configuration was successful :)

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it all works but its using a different config file and when i show
status

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[root@blu3cat2 mnt]# /etc/init.d/openmosix status
openMosix: Using map file /etc/openmosix.map
openMosix: WARN: Invalid configuration in map-file /etc/openmosix.map
openMosix: Falling back to autodiscovery mode using /sbin/omdiscd
This is OpenMosix node #6
Network protocol: 2 (AF_INET)
OpenMosix range     6-6     begins at 192.168.0.6
Total configured: 1

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for some reason its sharing on the wrong network (eth0) on pc1
here is my .map file if any one can help me.

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# openMosix CONFIGURATION
# ===================
#
# Each line should contain 3 fields, mapping IP addresses to openMosix
node-numbers:
# 1) first openMosix node-number in range.
# 2) IP address of the above node (or node-name from /etc/hosts).
# 3) number of nodes in this range.
#
# Example: 10 machines with IP 192.168.1.50 - 192.168.1.59
# 1	   192.168.1.50	    10
#
# openMosix-#  IP  number-of-nodes
# ============================
1 100.100.100.50 2
2 100.100.100.51 1

[Steve Wampler]

On Thu, 2004-02-05 at 12:55, Jonathan Christison wrote:
>  --------------------------------------------------------------------
>  
>  # openMosix CONFIGURATION
>  # ===================
>  #
>  # Each line should contain 3 fields, mapping IP addresses to openMosix
>  node-numbers:
>  # 1) first openMosix node-number in range.
>  # 2) IP address of the above node (or node-name from /etc/hosts).
>  # 3) number of nodes in this range.
>  #
>  # Example: 10 machines with IP 192.168.1.50 - 192.168.1.59
>  # 1	   192.168.1.50	    10
>  #
>  # openMosix-#  IP  number-of-nodes
>  # ============================
>  1 100.100.100.50 2
>  2 100.100.100.51 1 
I don't know anything about openmosix, but have you tried
it without the last line above?  From the comment it looks
as though the first line should set up both nodes for you.

-- 
Steve Wampler -- swampler(a)noao.edu
The gods that smiled on your birth are now laughing out loud.

[Pedro Fernandes Macedo]

Jonathan Christison wrote:

> #
> # Example: 10 machines with IP 192.168.1.50 - 192.168.1.59
> # 1	   192.168.1.50	    10
> #
> # openMosix-#  IP  number-of-nodes
> # ============================
> 1 100.100.100.50 2
> 2 100.100.100.51 1
>   
>  
Maybe following the example? the following line should make a cluster of 
two machines (100.100.100.50 and 100.100.100.51)....
1   100.100.100.50 2

I guess I'll start playing with openmosix now.. it looks very interesting..

Pedro Macedo

If you have two machines then your openmosix map on each machine would read:
1 100.100.100.50 2

If you had two machines on one network and three on another network you 
might have:
1 100.100.100.50 2
1 192.168.10.100 3

Tim.

Pedro Fernandes Macedo wrote:
>  Jonathan Christison wrote:
>  
> > #
> > # Example: 10 machines with IP 192.168.1.50 - 192.168.1.59
> > # 1       192.168.1.50        10
> > #
> > # openMosix-#  IP  number-of-nodes
> > # ============================
> > 1 100.100.100.50 2
> > 2 100.100.100.51 1
> >  
> >
>  
>  Maybe following the example? the following line should make a cluster of 
>  two machines (100.100.100.50 and 100.100.100.51)....
>  1   100.100.100.50 2
>  
>  I guess I'll start playing with openmosix now.. it looks very interesting..
>  
>  Pedro Macedo
>  
>