First, OMPI does -not- require you to use ipoib.
With that command line, both procs will be running on remotehostip. I don't
believe openib has a loopback interface, so you'll need the shared memory btl
so procs co-located on a node can talk to each other. In other words, you need
-mca btl sm,o
HI,
We have multi node set up and they are back to back connected.we are trying
to run open MPI without using ipoib means not using normal ethernet
interface instead it has to go through our uverbs interface.
This is the command i tried ...
"mpirun --prefix /usr/local/ -np 2 --mca btl openib,self
Hi,
I am trying to run various MPI apps (for e.g., example apps in OpenMPI, IMB etc)
on my OFED setup (two hosts with CentOS5.4 connected back to back using Mellanox
infiniband hardware). I want to run these MPI apps without IPoIB i.e, using
infiniband verbs.
Below is the command I have tried.
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Dear OpenMPI users and developers,
is there some limitation or issues to use memory mapped memory into MPI
processes? I would like to share some memory in a node without using OpenM.
Thanks a lot.
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HPC specialist
SuperComputing Applications and Innovation Department
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Hi everyone
I use OpenMPI on single a multi-cores computer to benefit of parralel computing
with bioinformatics tools like: tree-ppuzzle ... (computation tools using MPI
standard).
Workstation's caracteristics:
AMD, 64-bits, 2 processors, 4 cores by processors, Ubuntu 64 bits
AMD-V hardware vir
