How much RAM does your laptop have? How much have you told slurm it has? How
much is needed by the system? Does your task actually need 2GB?
Also your CPU/cores/threads counts don't appear to make sense.
The node/partition info from slurm.conf might help. What does `slurmd -C` say
on your lapto
Draining a node will not stop someone logging on via pam_slurm_adopt.
If they have a running job, and can log on when the node is not draining, then
they can log on when it is draining.
If they don’t have a running job, they can’t log on whether it is draining or
not.
If you want people to be
We have these cards in some sd650v1 servers.
You get 2 nodes in a 1u configuration, but they are attached, you can only pull
both out of the rack at once.
Ours are slightly older, so we only have 1x 1Gb on-board per server, plus 1x
200Gb HDR port on the B server, which provides a “virtual” 200G
Your systemctl output shows that slurmctld is running OK, but that doesn't
match with your first entry, so it's hard to tell what's going on.
But if slurmctld won't start under systemd but it's not clear why the first
step would be to enable something like `SlurmctldDebug = debug` and check the
