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| − | + | The Theory Group and Berkeley Lab has access to a number of computing resources. These include: | |
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| + | * A PC based system running the [http://www.scientificlinux.org Scientific Linux] distribution of Linux described in detail [[System Configuration|here]]. | ||
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| + | * A webserver providing user home pages, with the ability to create wikis for working groups. Contact management to describe your needs. | ||
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| + | * A [[Subversion]] repository to facilitate collaboration on papers or on code. | ||
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| + | * A centralized backup system for [[Timemachine|macintoshes]], including laptops | ||
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| + | * A High Performance cluster for performing CPU intensive calculations, including MPI computation. | ||
New Users should start by reading the [[Quick Start Guide]]. | New Users should start by reading the [[Quick Start Guide]]. | ||
Revision as of 21:01, 28 September 2009
General Information
The Theory Group and Berkeley Lab has access to a number of computing resources. These include:
- A PC based system running the Scientific Linux distribution of Linux described in detail here.
- A webserver providing user home pages, with the ability to create wikis for working groups. Contact management to describe your needs.
- A Subversion repository to facilitate collaboration on papers or on code.
- A centralized backup system for macintoshes, including laptops
- A High Performance cluster for performing CPU intensive calculations, including MPI computation.
New Users should start by reading the Quick Start Guide.
This guide, along with the FAQ should answer most questions you'll have.
System Status and Other News
9 / 25 / 09 -- All machines run Scientific Linux 5.
