Excellent point; thanks for the heads-up!
I've updated the SLURM docs in the FAQ accordingly.
On Jun 5, 2008, at 6:15 PM, Bill Johnstone wrote:
Hello all.
It would seem that the documentation, at least the FAQ page at http://www.open-mpi.org/faq/?category=slurm
is a little out of date with respect to running on newer versions
of SLURM (I just got things working with version 1.3.3) .
According to the SLURM documentation, srun -A is deperecated, and
even if you look in the manpage for salloc, -A is not directly
mentioned, it's just discussed in the --no-shell section.
I was able to successfully submit/run using:
salloc -n <# procs> mpirun <exename>
without needing an interactive shell. So doesn't this seem like the
more up-to-date way of doing things rather than srun -A? Also, it
would seem sbatch replaces srun -b, but I don't use this mode of
operation, so I'm not sure.
Perhaps the OpenMPI documentation should be updated accordingly?
Thanks.
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