Sorry about that I should really do a little research before
makeing a posting. The movie was done on 350 SGI CPUs, 200 DEC Alpha CPUs and 5
terabytes of disk all connected by a 100Mbps or faster network. For more
info about it got o http://linuxjournal.com:82/lj-issues/issue46/2494.html
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John Hegarty , WIT Computer Society
jhegarty at snet.wit.ie
On Fri, 2 Jul 1999, Michael Field - NC Systems Server Engineering - SUN Ireland wrote:
> Hi,
>> Do you know anymore about this. It's interesting that Sun boxes and not Intel or
> Alpha were used. Was the software used linux specific? (This would be a reason
> for not using Solaris -unless they were stuck for the 800 quid)
>> Michael.
>> > To: cork at linux.ie> > Subject: Re: [CLUG] meeting
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> > Yep , the scenes on Titanic were done a Beowolf cluster of (i think ) sun
> > machines running linux.
> >
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