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In part because our business model is inherently collaborative, Novell has embraced simple, reliable interoperability as one of the most powerful ways to differentiate our software products in the enterprise marketplace. SUSE Linux Enterprise is the most interoperable platform for enterprise computing, from the desktop to the data center. It offers a complete open source platform that works seamlessly across hardware architectures and is the only Linux operating system that has been optimized to work with Microsoft Windows. From bi-directional virtualization to standards-based systems management to directory synchronization, interoperability is an intrinsic and differentiated capability that been built into the fabric of the SUSE Linux Enterprise platform.

This document describes the installation and configuration of a high-performance computing (HPC) cluster for a dual boot of Microsoft® Windows® Compute Cluster Server 2003 (WCCS) and SUSE® Linux Enterprise Server 10 SP1. You can use this document as a guide for setting up your own dual boot cluster, although you may need to modify the procedures described here according to your own particular hardware and software configurations.

Because system maintenance is an essential part of SUSE Linux Enterprise 10, Novell provides Service Packs (SPs) throughout the product lifecycle for all registered customers with valid SUSE Linux Enterprise Subscriptions. Service Packs are available for download from Novell Customer Center at: www.novell.com/center