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Can someone make a site showing how to build a crack rack?

imhotepmp

Golden Member
Lately there have been alot of questions concerning this topic. Here is jsut one thread
Thread
Would it be possible for someone to set up a tutorial page on how to do this? Doesnt even have to be a tutorial page, it could just be a faq, i.e. How do you boot from a network? How do you set up a node w/o a HD, ,etc. Maybe on paulsons page? It would be very helpful as it seems quite a few member, including myself are interested in doing this.
lmk if you guys think this would be a good idea.

imhotepmp


edited for clarity
 
I do think it is a good idea and support it fully.

Only prob is that I don't have the experience with crack racks.
I think the quickest for nowis, that someone should try to collect all questions asked about racks and put them on one easy access page (link plus short description).

If I could I would do it, but am working hard to get the "newsletter for informing TA-members and -affiliates" stuff going.
right now I'm writing some sort of small businessplan, so everything will be covered and we will have a nice product, that will be a usefull promotional tool for the TeAm.

Cpt. PeterN signing off.......
 
I'll be doing a web page of my "Mini Beowulf" when I get around to stripping down everything to add cooling fans for the stereo cabinet I bought for it.
Right now though I'm busy with Klinux-v.3, so it'll be awhile.

In the mean time, here's a link to clusters you can search.
Some good information can be found here.

For just a "Crack Rack" you won't need all the fancy software, just use my little Klinux floppy disk.
 
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