[KLUG Members] Four machines, two different types of OSes and GCC, one NFS drive.

[Adam Bultman]

Okay, fellas, I've got a noodle-scratcher for you all.


I've got four machines.

1 & 2:  Turbolinux Server v4.  (Yes, I use TL. And yes, I posted on /.
about how I DO still use it)  gcc --version = egcs-2.91.60

3 & 4:  Turbolinux 6.  gcc 2.95.2.

I've got compiled executables  on an NFS mounted drive, that has compiled
C++ executables hosted therein.

Issue:
Currently, my first two boxes are clustered together, and the second two
are clustered together.  What I need to do is to cluster them sort of
together all at once again. Doing this will require me to re-compile all
programs again for the second half while retaining their ability to run on
the first two. So far, programs compile on boxen 1 and 2 will NOT run on
boxen 3 and 4. This is an issue. I can't really re-compile GCC or anything
like that because the boxes are rather touchy.  So, any ideas? Can I
somehow trick these machines into running specific executables? These
programs are executed from PHP code, so I could possibly build in a check
for this, if necessary, but I'd rather have things be very transparent.

Ideas?


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Adam Bultman
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