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2018 Apr 10
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glusterfs disperse volume input output error
...Brick8: glfs-node18.local:/data1/bricks/brick1
Brick9: glfs-node19.local:/data1/bricks/brick1
Brick10: glfs-node20.local:/data1/bricks/brick1
Brick11: glfs-node21.local:/data1/bricks/brick1
Brick12: glfs-node22.local:/data1/bricks/brick1
Brick13: glfs-node23.local:/data1/bricks/brick1
Brick14: glfs-node24.local:/data1/bricks/brick1
Brick15: glfs-node25.local:/data1/bricks/brick1
Options Reconfigured:
transport.address-family: inet
performance.readdir-ahead: on
nfs.disable: on
# gluster volume status vol1
Status of volume: vol1
Gluster process TCP Port RDMA Port Online...
2003 Oct 01
4
Solving a tridiagonal system
...= A[i,i-1], b = A[i,i] and c =
A[i,i+1]. So I have three vectors that define A, along
with a solution vector d. The conventional method of
solving such systems is to use the so-called "Thomas
algorithm", see e.g.
<http://www.enseeiht.fr/hmf/travaux/CD0001/travaux/optmfn/hi/01pa/hyb74/node24.html>.
This is very easy to code, but much more difficult to
"vectorize". Is anyone aware of a library that
contains a fast implementation of this algorithm?
Another alternative is to use backsolve. I can easily
eliminate the lower diagonal a, but I'm still left
with b and c, wher...