hi ,
I installed GE6.2u5 version. steps for install-enabling ARCO are:
1- install postgresql and create users and databases.
2- install dbwriter
2- install SWC
3- install reporting
4- configure sge for accounting and reporting:
# qconf -mconf
reporting_params accounting=true reporting
hi,
Is there any command in GE that get free/used slots per host?
Thx
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Hi,
I define slots of all hosts with:
{
name limit-slots-of-hosts
description limits slots of clusters's hosts
enabled TRUE
limithosts {@gpu} to slots=48
limithosts {@xeon} to slots=24
limithosts {@amd} to slots=48
}
And it works correctly.
Hi,
Some users wants to get cores less than all core of a host and lock other
slots.
How can config GE to do that?
e.g. a user use 20 slots of a host with 48 core and lock other slots.
In that case,
1) Is accounting for all cores (used and locked)?
2) If not, how can I account all slots for a use
Hi,
I defined a queue on @node-grp (a group of nodes).
I defined mpi2 parallel environment as:
start_proc_args/opt/gridengine/mpi/startmpi.
sh $pe_hostfile
stop_proc_args /opt/gridengine/mpi/stopmpi.sh
allocation_rule2
control_slaves FALSE
job_is_first_task TRUE
urgency_slots
Am 18.11.2011 um 18:17 schrieb Gerard Henry:
> hello all,
> i added an epilog script:
> $ qconf -sq solvqual
> ...
> epilog/net/master/home/me/solvqual/scripts.sh
scriptS
> ...
>
> and the file seems ok:
> $ ls -l /net/master/home/me/solvqual/script.sh
script
> -rwxr-xr-x 1 m
Thanks, Dave. Unfortunately, I'm not working from RPM. I don't recall
there being an RPM when I first installed SGE (else I surely would have
used it). I don't know how my directory structure matches up with the
RPM structure, so I'm reluctant to try to install over the top of my
current insta
hello all,
i added an epilog script:
$ qconf -sq solvqual
...
epilog/net/master/home/me/solvqual/scripts.sh
...
and the file seems ok:
$ ls -l /net/master/home/me/solvqual/script.sh
-rwxr-xr-x 1 me 501 282 18 nov 17:56
/net/master/home/me/solvqual/script.sh
but SGE doesn't f
"Smith, David [EESUS]" writes:
> Dave,
>
> Thanks very much for the reply. I've looked at the binaries on both the
> SoGE website (up through 8c), as well as the files that used to be on
> the BioTeam website but have since been moved or removed. The bin file
> from the BioTeam site dated March
On 11/18/11 03:31 PM, Reuti wrote:
Hi,
Am 18.11.2011 um 15:21 schrieb Gerard Henry:
hello all,
i got trouble to confgure a queue on SGE 6.2u5 (linux)
I have two machines amd64, with this topology: SCCSCC so the total of cores is
8.
and the PE is defined by:
qconf -sp mpi_labo
pe_name
On 18 November 2011 14:21, Gerard Henry wrote:
> hello all,
>
> i got trouble to confgure a queue on SGE 6.2u5 (linux)
>
> I have two machines amd64, with this topology: SCCSCC so the total of
> cores is 8.
>
> first, i defined a group:
> # qconf -shgrp @qlong
> group_name @qlong
> hostlist charyb
Hi,
Am 18.11.2011 um 15:21 schrieb Gerard Henry:
> hello all,
>
> i got trouble to confgure a queue on SGE 6.2u5 (linux)
>
> I have two machines amd64, with this topology: SCCSCC so the total of cores
> is 8.
>
>
> and the PE is defined by:
> qconf -sp mpi_labo
> pe_namempi_labo
sorry, a typo...
yes long1 contains:
pe_list make mpi_labo
On 11/18/11 03:24 PM, Chris Dagdigian wrote:
Check the value of "pe_list" in your queue configuration. The MPI PE you
are trying to use is not listed in the pe_list parameter for the queue
you are submitting to. The queue
Check the value of "pe_list" in your queue configuration. The MPI PE you
are trying to use is not listed in the pe_list parameter for the queue
you are submitting to. The queue you show only has "make" as a
supported PE.
-Chris
Gerard Henry wrote:
hello all,
i got trouble to confgure a
hello all,
i got trouble to confgure a queue on SGE 6.2u5 (linux)
I have two machines amd64, with this topology: SCCSCC so the total of
cores is 8.
first, i defined a group:
# qconf -shgrp @qlong
group_name @qlong
hostlist charybde scylla
then a queue:
# qconf -sq long1
qname
On 17 November 2011 10:27, Reuti wrote:
> The wrappers are no longer used in case you use a recent version of Open MPI
> (compiled --with-sge) or MPICH2. Both call directly `qrsh -inherit -V ...` if
> they discover that they are running under SGE and entries in
> start-/stop_proc_args can be s
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