submit the jobs through a job scheduler (LSF in this case). We used the
machinefile option with mpirun to order the nodes on which the processes has
to be started.
But i am not able to do this with the current setup where LSF is used for
scheduling and SLURM for resource management.
I have tried
Hi all..
First post to the list so lets hope I get this right...
With the recent discussion about the relatively low cost of SDR IB it
made me wonder if I could solve these two very broad goals
1) Distributed jvm to run very large reports/statistical analysis
2) load balancing/hpc type solution
On Wed, 2008-02-20 at 11:26 +0100, Maxime Kinet wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> I'm setting up a cluster, made of diskless workstations, booting
> through NFS. For that purpose I created a copy of the node's
> filesystem in a /tftpboot directory. That is, I have a full filesytem
> for each single
> node : /t
Maxime,
Would it be feasible to use "ln" to create symbolic links to populate
/tftproot/192.168.1.N, for each node N, from say /tftproot/generic ?
Peter
On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 5:26 AM, Maxime Kinet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm setting up a cluster, made of diskless workstations, boot
Greetings Maxime:
Maxime Kinet wrote:
I know that there are several different options to make several clients
mounting their filesystems, and that this one might not be the most
efficient one, but I choosed that one just because I knew already how to
do it. Now everything works fine, except t
On Mon, Feb 18, 2008 at 01:39:33PM -0500, Chris Rapier wrote:
> In the near future we do hope to have some package distributions
> available for easy downloading.
I'm looking forward to that day -- while it is extra work, it will
increase usage quite a bit.
-- greg
_
Thank you all for the help and support here. With what has been presented
here, and sound considerations, we have decided on a home for our Beowulf
cluster. The room is already sound proofed, and well air conditioned. As
for people worrying about noise, it will be housed with out vacuum chamber,
Hi all..
First post to the list so lets hope I get this right...
With the recent discussion about the relatively low cost of SDR IB it
made me wonder if I could solve these two very broad goals
1) Distributed jvm to run very large reports/statistical analysis
2) load balancing/hpc type solution
Prentice Bisbal wrote:
> Yes, I know that professors usually tell some green
graduate student to
> go build a cluster for the dept, but that's a
completely different topic
> outside the scope of this list...
I think you will find a number of persons on this list
hold the
definition of the Beowulf
Jeez, still forgot to reply to the mailling list. Sorry.
-- Forwarded message --
From: Pascal Charest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Feb 18, 2008 3:57 PM
Subject: Re: [Beowulf] Re: wajig for Ubuntu/Debian package management
To: Leif Nixon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Ah, of course. Same thi
Hi,
I'm setting up a cluster, made of diskless workstations, booting
through NFS. For that purpose I created a copy of the node's
filesystem in a /tftpboot directory. That is, I have a full filesytem
for each single node : /tftpboot/192.168.1.1, /tftpboot/192.168.1.2, /
tftpboot/192.168.1
Hi all,
I am stuck with a problem related to LSF.
I want to submit a MPI job with the critera the process with
rank 1 should start on node2,
rank 2 should start on node 4,
rank 3 should start on node 1 and so on.
This order is pretty much random.
Accomplishing this was not a problem till we didn
Hi,
I'm Chris Rapier, the PI and lead on the HPN-SSH project.
As Ben Bennett said,
A colleague just pointed me to this thread, I'll try to keep an eye on
it if there are any questions, or feel free to contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I wanted to address an issue that has been brought up a couple of
One final question: is it possible to verify the integrity of
installed files? (For example, I can run "rpm -V glibc" to check the
md5 sum of all files in the glibc package against the package
database.
The debsums package does this
(http://packages.debian.org/stable/admin/debsums). I don't thin
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