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From: joe@jshark.inet-uk.co.uk (Joe Sharkey)
Subject: Clustering - red hot on UNIX [ was Re: Excuse me? ]
Organization: Individual Network (UK)
Date: Sat, 11 Sep 1993 21:28:21 GMT
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References: <JKH.93Sep9212249@whisker.lotus.ie> <jmonroyCD4qtC.22n@netcom.com>
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No need to quote the *whole* article ;)
In article <jmonroyCD4qtC.22n@netcom.com> jmonroy@netcom.com (Jesus Monroy Jr) writes:
> I took the diskette how and promptly tested it on a my 386sx.
^^^ ???
Jesus, you need a grammer checker two!
> Along a simliar line a person from Stanford University can
> and talk to us, at SVNET last night, about new research on
> triple caching system and clustering. They were able to show
> an increase of 100% with hardware driven triple caches.
Please. What is "triple chaching"? Any relevance to 386/PC clones?
> These systems were all connected as clusters.
> OK... Kids the hot new buzz word this week is "Clustering".
You mean like "VAX clusters"? (Ten years old...)
DEC's clustered RS/6000?
> This is a position that Bill and I share. Clustering is
> coming and 386BSD is heading in that directions.
"386BSD is heading..." -- how?
FDDI interconnects?
Corollary C-BUS or other close-coupled systems?
Not PC clone anymore, is it?
> I hope my grammer is swell and my speling was Okey.
Down to the usual standard, sadly.
>Jesus Monroy Jr
joe.
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