[ptx] auto fine-tune on large images

[Lars Schimmer]

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douglas wilkins wrote:
> --- Bruno Postle <bruno at postle.net> wrote:
> 
>>On Thu 19-May-2005 at 16:49 +0300, Rich wrote:
>>
>>>there probably is no way to run engine on one machine and frontend
>>>on another ? :)
>>
>>Two ideas:
>>
>>- You can run everything on the faster machine and display it on
>>  your laptop via remote X, just `ssh -X monster.machine hugin`
>>
>>- If both machines share the same home partition via NFS, you can
>>  change just your enblend command to run on the faster machine:
>>  `ssh monster.machine enblend`
> 
> 
> If you are running linux on monster.machine, these two suggestions make
> perfect sense (and make me wonder why I didn't think of it). You could use
> the same technique as suggestion 2 to run PTOptimizer as well.

Or use AFS for the files and all files are available on all machines with a
OpenAFS Client on it.
thats the way I do it. work with hugin on my athlon 2000 and let enblend run on
Dual Xeon with 4 gig RAM. Enblend take up to 800 MB while running, but hey, its
OK :-)
But thats some month ago, haven't tested new versions.

> regards,
> Doug

Cya
LArs
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