AVR-Chat

Kathy Quinlan wrote:
> Jeffrey Engel wrote:
> 
>>Sounds intriguing, but the development costs are
>>likely to be astronomical if you're only making 1.
>>
>>Have you considered a Linux cluster?  Sure, there's no
>>AVR content, however you should be able to simply
>>assemble and configure a solution.
>>
>>$0.02,
>>
>>Jeff Engel
> 
> Yeap, that is one option (using FreeBSD)
> 
> It will not be just one system, I plan to have atleast 3 working in 
> tandom for fault tolerance.
> 
> Here is a link to the project:
> http://www.kaqelectronics.dyndns.org/the_buzz/the_buzz.html

Ok, 10TB is ~10^13 bytes i assume.

Do with hash tables. First table can be 1024 point hash that
indexes 1024 1024-point tables in the 2nd stage. 3rd stage is
1048576 1024-point tables. 4th stage is 1073741824 arrays, each
containing 10.24 kBytes. Can do it easy with an AVR and a few
hard-disks.

How many users will a single database device have?