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but Cluster Knoppix is so much more tempting for the wavering masses not sure if they're ready to commit the resources. Part of being open is being accessible after all.
I know it's an unreasonable whine, but what the heck, the forum was empty and I thought I'd start the party.
I suppose I should just get the iso and look at it, but can you tell me if the biobrew packages per se are kept in a form separate from the rock distros.
Thanks
Ahfoo
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You can tell I don't check this forum. I'm on the biobrew-discuss mailing list. But to answer your question, while based on Rocks, BioBrew is its own distro and is downloaded separately.
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We have Rocks on all of our cluster (well almost all) and I was wondering if the Biobrew will work as an add-on roll to the Rocks 3.3.0 distribution, or do I have to use the BioBrew distribution only?
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The BioBrew roll will work as an add-on to Rocks 3.3. Please post questions to the BioBrew mailing list because I don't monitor this forum.
Glen
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