Dear all,
a small update.
On 24.11.21 18:13, Sven Duscha wrote:
So, maybe this wouldn't be a big disadvantage, if that allows us to
use 32 slots on the "16 Cores with 2 SMT" Xeons in the PowerEdge R720
machines with Ubuntu 20.04
Has anyone else encountered this problem? Is
s to use
32 slots on the "16 Cores with 2 SMT" Xeons in the PowerEdge R720
machines with Ubuntu 20.04
Has anyone else encountered this problem? Is there a better/proper for
using all SMT/HT cores?
Best regards,
Sven Duscha
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Sven Duscha
Deutsches Herzzentrum München
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quot; the problem. I could live with that, even though I try to
adhere to strict permission management.
That also doesn't work
Mar 18 12:46:33 slurm systemd[1]: slurmctld.service: Can't open PID file
/run/slurm-lnll/slurmctld.pid (yet?) after start: Operation not permitted
Mar
ething obvious here. Rodrigo's suggestion to
use /var/run/slurm-llnl works with "systemctl start slurmctld" for me,
even though it has the same permissions:
ls -lthrd /var/run/slurm-lnll/
drwxrwxr-x 2 root slurm 60 Mar 17 20:50 /var/run/slurm-lnll/
Best wishes,
Sven
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Sven
urm systemd[1]: Stopped Slurm controller daemon.
I am a little astonished that the default package shows this strange
behaviour regarding slurmctld installed through the package manager.
The base installation is Ubuntu 20.04 server installation, where I did
no modifications apart from inst
