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Seth Arnold wrote:
--On Wed, Jul 17, 2002 at 09:39:27PM -0100, Khaled Z wrote:I am working in some data transfer between two machines. One Unix and
the other is Linux. Data is found in the memory on Unix. Could I get
access to that memory from the Linux machine ?
Are you really thinking of having a chunk of shared memory between two
computers? This would probably require a certain amount of specialised
hardware -- I do not expect it will be cheap. (Note that Storage Area
Networks are solving a similar problem -- one filesystem, two or more
machines -- and are very expensive.)
What is much easier is to use a network of some sort to share selected
amounts of data among machines, similar to web servers, ftp servers,
etc.
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