Jon,
Almost every cluster job scheduler supports preemption (use it as the
google keyword and you will find lots of references...).
Torque has job preemption. I have not used Torque for a while (I used
to be an OpenPBS user) so I am not the best person to answer the
question for Torque. However,
Hi Jon,
Jon Tegner schrieb:
Is there any scheduler which has the functionality to automatically put
a running job on hold when another job with higher priority is submitted?
AFAIK at least LSF has this as a feature called preemption.
Preferably the state of the first job should be frozen, an
Hi list!
Is there any scheduler which has the functionality to automatically put
a running job on hold when another job with higher priority is submitted?
Preferably the state of the first job should be frozen, and saved to
disk, so that it can be restarted again when the higher priority job ha
http://www.eetimes.com/electronics-news/4237271/AMD-to-buy-microserver-startup-SeaMicro
this is interesting. most of the coverage seems to interpret this as
using opterons (which makes some sense, given the direction bulldozer
is going, towards lots of space/power-effective cores.)
but here's a
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On 01/03/12 08:40, Douglas J. Trainor wrote:
> thought some people here should see the Raspberry Pi --
Been following this for a while, they're rather neat little devices..
http://www.raspberrypi.org/#modelb
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raspberry_P
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On 01/03/12 00:52, Douglas Eadline wrote:
> FYI
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> There is a very good article in Linux magazine written by Tom
> Sterling in 2003 that provides a first person history (I have used
> it to stamp out more than a few urban legends)
>
> http://www.li
FYI
There is a very good article in Linux magazine written by
Tom Sterling in 2003 that provides a first person history
(I have used it to stamp out more than a few urban legends)
http://www.linux-mag.com/id/1378/
--
Doug
> And from a simple statement in that paper:
> "It is clear from these re
Christopher Samuel a écrit :
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> On 29/02/12 02:36, Hearns, John wrote:
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>> What was the spec of the original Beowulf project nodes?
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> Their paper says:
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> http://egscbeowulf.er.usgs.gov/geninfo/Beowulf-ICPP95.pdf
>
Thanks for the link. In the
