Ashley,
I am confused. In your first post you said orted fails, with link
errors, when you try to launch a job. From this I inferred that the
build and install steps for creating openmpi were successful. Was the
build/install step successful. If so what dynamic libraries does ldd
say that
Putting to side any religious views I might have about static linking
how would that help in this case? It appears to be orted itself that
fails to link, I'm assuming that the application would actually run,
either because the LD_LIBRARY_PATH is set correctly on the front end or
the --prefix opt
Hi,
Am 09.06.2008 um 18:13 schrieb Dave Grote:
I have this same issue from a while ago. Search for "x11
forwarding" in
the archives. The solution I settled on is to use the -d option, the
debug option. With this option, mpirun will keep the ssh sessions
open,
and so the X forwarding stays
I have this same issue from a while ago. Search for "x11 forwarding" in
the archives. The solution I settled on is to use the -d option, the
debug option. With this option, mpirun will keep the ssh sessions open,
and so the X forwarding stays active. Note that you do get lots of
debugging out
Ashley,
It could work but I think you would be better off to try and
statically link the intel libraries.
Doug Reeder
On Jun 9, 2008, at 4:34 AM, Ashley Pittman wrote:
Is there a way to use a different compiler for the orte component and
the shared library component when using openmpi? We
Hello OMPI devs,
I'm currently running OMPI v 1.2.4 . It didn't seem that any bugs which affect
me or my users were fixed in 1.2.5 and 1.2.6, so I haven't upgraded yet.
When I was initially getting started with OpenMPI, I had some problems which I
was able to solve, but one still remains. As
Is there a way to use a different compiler for the orte component and
the shared library component when using openmpi? We are finding that if
we use icc to compile openmpi then orted fails with link errors when I
try and launch a job as the intel environment isn't loaded by default.
We use the m
