<html><P>Does it work on one machine?</P>
<P> No. It does not. I did not start an mpd since I just wanted to try a node of one. Took this step after code that built and ran under Fedora 9 failed to run under Fedora 10.</P>
<P>Note that both machines should be able to <BR>see the installed copy of MPICH2. So, you can either install it to a <BR>volume that's shared by both machines, or install it independently on <BR>each machine in the same location (e.g., /tmp or preferably a persistent <BR>volume such as /home).</P>
<P> Used mpich2-1.1 Fedora 10 rpm on one machine and the raw-source install on another. The results are the same when I try to run cpi or any other code that built and ran under Fedora 9.<BR></P></html>