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> 2. for big sites, it's just not practical at all. File per node on
> 1024 or more nodes? it just won't go. And 1024 is not a lot.

our 64-node cluster at lanl didn't have a /cfg. in fact, none of the
clusters you've built with p9 have had a /cfg. the giant switch russ
talks about is only two or three machines wide.