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Black Bear Linux Cluster User's Guide |
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Name
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Access
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Number of
Processors
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Nodes
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MHz
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Processor
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Vendor
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Type
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RAM /node
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Mass /node
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Mass Storage
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OS |
Interconnect
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Network
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AHPCC
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32
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16
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550
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Intel Pentium III
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VA
Linux 501
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.5 G
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5
GB
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144 GB
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Linux
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Myrinet
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Fast Ethernet
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Blackbear is a development machine purchased from VA Linux. It provides a high performance computing (HPC) linux cluster. The primary users of Blackbear are research assistants, HPC users in the UNM community.
| Reference Cards | Linux Supercluster Reference Card |
| User Guides | Truchas, Roadrunner |
| Documentation | IRIX, OpenGL |
| Compilers | GNU, PGI, VAST, NAG, Absoft, etc |
| Schedulers | |
| Numerical Libraries | BLAS, LAPACK, ScaLAPACK, BLACS, FFTW, PETSc |
| Performance Monitors and Optimization | TotalView, PAPI, Linux-counters, MILC, ARPI3D |
| GAMESS, HONDO, GAUSSIAN, NWChem, Molden, MD Poly, CACTUS, ZEUS-MP, AIPS++, VERNET, PAPI, PCL, CoMeT, Flatland, OpenDX, AVS | |
| MPICH | MPICH is a freely available, portable implementation of MPI, the new Standard for message-passing libraries. (HTML) Postscript (1,347 Kb), (compressed Postscript (496 Kb) ) or PDF (1,172 Kb) |
VA Linux & the AHPCC have teamed up. We are developing a Linux Cluster dedicated to computational research.
Black Bear was named in honor of Smokey the Bear, probably
the most famous bear in the history of the United States. It was a New
Mexico black bear cub found alive in a tree after a massive forest fire
in the Lincoln National Forest near Capitan, NM. In 1950, the U.S. Forest
Service and the Advertising Council utilized Smokey as the symbol for
fire prevention campaigns conducted all over the country. Smokey
received much notoriety, lived to a ripe old age, and was buried at
Smokey Bear State Park in Capitan.
The Black Bear (Oso Negro) is common in wooded areas throughout New
Mexico, and the bear's head has been the insignia of the New Mexico
Department of Game and Fish. The Black Bear is a protected game animal
and may only be hunted by license in the proper season.
State legislature made the Black Bear the official animal on February
8, 1963. For more information: http://www.state.nm.us/state/FastFacts
© Copyright 2000, Albuquerque High Performance Computing Center
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University of New Mexico Albuquerque High Performance Computing Center Galles Building - 1601 Central Avenue, NE Albuquerque, NM 87131 Phone # 505.277.8249000000Fax # 505.277.8235 |
Last Modified: December 1, 2000
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