29/01/04 die, ad 16h14, Miron Livny <miron@xxxxxxxxxxx> dixit :
Providing checkpointing and remote I/O capabilities for different
compilers, libraries and platform is a major challenge for the Condor
project. It is a technical challenge as well as a question of how to fund
this effort. We plan to seek funding to support this activity in the near
future. Any information you can provide us with needs, requirements,
desires and hopes in the area of checkpointing and remote I/O, will help us
to justify and plan our work in this area.
What about openning Condor ? A year ago (happy birthday) you declared
to move Condor to open source and so to distribute its sources. It
could help you to get the help you are looking for.
I have more than 500 computers in my college running NetBSD, we could
try to make Condor running under NetBSD (at least in Vanilla mode).
With version 6.6, condor_master segfaults on most of my unstable Debian
linux boxes. I don't understand why, I cannot check why...
Do you still expect to make Condor an open source software ?
best regards,
Olivier.
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