Changes between Version 5 and Version 6 of HowTo/virtualMobilitySS

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Feb 7, 2007, 11:15:48 PM (18 years ago)

Author:

anonymous

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HowTo/virtualMobilitySS

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    Any nodes on the grid may be selected as VM nodes. A VM nodes uniquely maps one and only one mobile node.
- * For each VM create a file VM<no>.txt where <no> can take a value from 1 to number of VMs. In our example we have two VMs, we create VM1.txt and VM2.txt. Each VM<no>.txt file contains two columns. The first column contains time and the second column the grid node that should be mapped to the mobile node at the time. The mapping stays unless the next entry in the VM<no>.txt changes the mapping.
+ * For each VM create a file VM<no>.txt where <no> can take a value from 1 to number of VMs. In our example we have two VMs, we create VM1.txt and VM2.txt. Each VM<no>.txt file contains two columns. The first column contains time and the second column the grid node that should be mapped to the mobile node at the time. The mapping stays unless the next entry in the VM<no>.txt changes the mapping. Sample VM1.txt and VM2.txt are shown.
 {{{
-for node1-2, create VM_1.txt
-node1-4, create VM_2.txt
+$ cat VM1.txt
+0 node4-1
+5 node4-3
+10 node4-5
+15 node4-1
+20 node4-3
+25 node4-5
+30 node4-1
+35 node4-3
+40 node4-5
+45 node4-1
+50 node4-3
+55 node4-5
+60 node4-1
+$ cat VM2.txt
+0 node4-7
+0 node4-7
 }}}
  * Run "CreateMobilitySetup"