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  1. 18th Jan 2007 17:04 #1
    xavier23
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    Hello!
    I need advise on how to network the cpu and ram of two computers together because my ram is too small for an operation on a buggy software, it might solve the problem for that case...
    thanks for any advice! X
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  2. 18th Jan 2007 17:08 #2
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    That I know of you can not share memory or the cpu via a network. You can share printers, devices and hard drives........ Good Luck
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  3. 18th Jan 2007 17:16 #3
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    then if not by network...how? no way to create a "cluster"?
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  4. 18th Jan 2007 17:36 #4
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    Take the RAM from one PC and add it to the other. No way to share the RAM as you intend, at least with any conventional software.

    Also no way to share the cpu, very, very few programs are set up for distributed processing and none that the average user is likely to own.
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    From what it sounds like is that you want a cluster. But from what you are using it for it sounds like it wont work. The program that you are using is most likely not programmed for it.
    Hunting, sure i'll go hunting. When is cow season?
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  6. 18th Jan 2007 18:17 #6
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    thanks for your answers! X
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  7. 18th Jan 2007 20:49 #7
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    Yes , the product has to be designed for that ... just as seti is .
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