I compiled successfully the MD suite Amber9 on openmpi-1.2.3, installed om
Debian Linux amd64 etch.
Although all tests for parallel amber9 passed successfully, when I run
ps -aux
I don't see any daemon referring to mpi. How is that daemon identified, or how
should it be started?
Thanks
france
Am 02.08.2007 um 18:32 schrieb Francesco Pietra:
I compiled successfully the MD suite Amber9 on openmpi-1.2.3,
installed om
Debian Linux amd64 etch.
Although all tests for parallel amber9 passed successfully, when I run
ps -aux
I don't see any daemon referring to mpi. How is that daemon
i
The daemon's name is "orted" - one will be launched on each remote node as
the application is started, but they only live for as long as the
application is executing. Then they go away.
On 8/2/07 12:47 PM, "Reuti" wrote:
> Am 02.08.2007 um 18:32 schrieb Francesco Pietra:
>
>> I compiled succes
Hopefully an easy question to answer... is it possible to get at the
values of mca parameters whilst a program is running? What I had in
mind was either an open-mpi function to call which would print the
current values of mca parameters or a function to call for specific
mca parameters. I don
Jelena, George,
Thanks for your replies.
it is possible that the problem is not in MPI - I've seen similar
problem
on some of our workstations some time ago.
Juan, are you sure you can allocate more than 2x 4GB memory of data in
non-mpi program on your system?
Yes, I did a small program that
On Aug 2, 2007, at 4:22 PM, Glenn Carver wrote:
Hopefully an easy question to answer... is it possible to get at the
values of mca parameters whilst a program is running? What I had in
mind was either an open-mpi function to call which would print the
current values of mca parameters or a func
Allocating memory is one thing. Being able to use it it's a
completely different story. Once you allocate the 8GB array can you
fill it with some random values ? This will force the kernel to
really give you the 8GB of memory. If this segfault, then that's the
problem. If not ... the proble
