Nope, it's an old plain 32Bit processor.
You know how it goes, if it's working don't break it ;) not my philosophy
though :)
Thanks for the info and the tips :)
On Mon, Nov 17, 2014 at 8:18 AM, Stephen Champion <schamp(a)sgi.com> wrote:
Dilger, Andreas wrote:
> It should be possible in theory, but we haven't been testing this for the
> past few releases (maybe 2.5 and later) due to non-existent user demand for
> 32-bit clients. Several bugs for 32-bit clients were fixed the last year,
> and I _think_ the current master branch compiles on 32-bit CPUs.
>
I don't know about the 2.x branches, but not long ago, jenkins kindly
informed me that I broke i686 builds in a patch I submitted for
lustre-master patch. So I can confirm that they are building and tested
for el6 with lustre-master ;-) The real target is Intel's MIC platform,
but the automated build and testing appears identical to the x86_64
platforms. It may not get any additional testing or real hardware testing,
but there is still some usage, and I would expect it to mostly work.
I'm open to landing patches to fix such issues if you find them. You
> might be better off just spending $60 for a 64-bit CPU :-).
>
More like $25... Unless this is a specialized processor like MIC, I have
to agree.