Well to answer my own question,
If I use the -display-map option, I get printed out a nice bit of
information that includes a list of the modules in use during the run as
shown below:
---SNIP---
Argv[0]: ./cpi
Env[0]: OMPI_MCA_pls=proxy
Env[1]:
I appreciate the feedback. I'm assuming that this upgrade to the Open
Fabric
driver is something that the System Admin. of the cluster should be
concerned with and not I ?
Driver upgrade will require root permissions.
Thanks,
Pasha
Thanks,
Peter
Peter Diamessis wrote:
--- On *Thu, 6/19
Hi Pasha,
I appreciate the feedback. I'm assuming that this upgrade to the Open Fabric
driver is something that the System Admin. of the cluster should be
concerned with and not I ?
Thanks,
Peter
Peter Diamessis wrote:
--- On *Thu, 6/19/08, Pavel Shamis (Pasha)
//* wrote:
From: Pav
Hi There,
I'm attempting to debug some configuration issue with the recent
version of OMPI, version 1.2.6. I'm able to build all of the MCA
modules, and I've figured out how to display the list of AVAILABLE
modules using ompi_info, but is there a way to display the list of
modules that was s
Henk,
It was supposed to work ... Apparently we had a bug on the PML
selection when ^ was used. It is corrected now in the trunk. Until you
upgrade to the latest version (> 18683), you can specifically ask for
the OB1 PML. Please add OMPI_MCA_PML = ob1 to your script.
george.
On Jun 19
>does the gcc bounds checking stuff give you the possibility of saying "this
memory is ok"?
I think yes.
2008/6/19 Gabriele Fatigati :
> Just a moment:
>
> i didn't compile OpenMPI with bounds checking, but only my application.
> Problems with OMPI compiled with bound checking remains.
>
>
> 20
Just a moment:
i didn't compile OpenMPI with bounds checking, but only my application.
Problems with OMPI compiled with bound checking remains.
2008/6/19 Jeff Squyres :
> On Jun 19, 2008, at 11:25 AM, Gabriele Fatigati wrote:
>
> Hi Jeff,
>> i solved using Gigabit net and eth1 interface!
>>
>>
On Jun 19, 2008, at 11:25 AM, Gabriele Fatigati wrote:
Hi Jeff,
i solved using Gigabit net and eth1 interface!
So, there are problems beetween Infiniband and gcc with bound
checking.
This is probably not too surprising -- the IB driver gives back memory
to the process that didn't come fro
Hi Jeff,
i solved using Gigabit net and eth1 interface!
So, there are problems beetween Infiniband and gcc with bound checking.
2008/6/17 Jeff Squyres :
> I'm afraid that we've never tested OMPI under these conditions; I don't
> know exactly what xgcc is testing for, so I don't know why it would
No, I haven't seen that - if you can provide an example, we can take a look
at it.
Thanks
Ralph
On 6/19/08 8:15 AM, "Sacerdoti, Federico"
wrote:
> Ralph, another issue perhaps you can shed some light on.
>
> When launching with orterun, we sometimes see null characters in the
> stdout output
Well, if the only system I cared about was slurm, there are some things I
could possibly do to make things better, but at the expense of our support
for other environments - which is unacceptable.
There are a few technical barriers to doing this without the orteds on
slurm, and a major licensing i
Usually the retry exceed point to some network issue on your cluster. I
see from the logs that you still
use MVAPI. If i remember correct, MVAPI include IBADM application that
should be able to check and debug the network.
BTW I recommend you to update your MVAPI driver to latest OpenFabric dri
Hi George
I believe this got lost in my previous reply. I followed your suggestion
and got a different error message:
--
No available pml components were found!
This means that there are no components of this type installed
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