This guide documents SGI SynaptIQ, which is an overlay product that adds to or enhances features in Linux base distribution from Red Hat 7.1. Guides for installing and getting started with a base Linux distribution are included with the base Linux distribution release kit.
SGI SynaptIQ is a software component of the SGI Graphics Cluster Series 12. SGI SynaptIQ provides critical cluster and graphics administration elements that make management across the system easy.
The following SGI documents contain additional information that may be helpful:
SGI ImageSync User's Guide
SGI DataSync Programmer's Guide
SGI Graphics Cluster Hardware User's Guide
SGI Graphics Cluster Quick Start Guide
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