What sort of computer hardware does ScubaBoard run on? I'm curious about the
amount of horsepower required to run such a beast.
amount of horsepower required to run such a beast.
What hardware does ScubaBoard run on?
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KidK9
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I think it runs on love.
JeffG
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I thought it was a Vic 20 running Unix.KidK9:
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Brain Foodrapidiver:And one of these
Last I heard there were a few computers running scubaboard, at least one of which was built after 1990!
Seriously though ScubaBoard runs on a mini-cluster of Dual 2.6Ghz Xeon servers running FreeBSD as an OS.
Seriously though ScubaBoard runs on a mini-cluster of Dual 2.6Ghz Xeon servers running FreeBSD as an OS.
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Thanks. Can you tell me how many servers and how much memory in each?
There are two servers dedicated to handling web access and the data base and each have 3 Gigs of memory. There are two others handling other tasks such as e-mail and supporting sites and they have 2 gigs each. I spend more on servers every month than I do on my mortgage! 
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