You can make use of "lamnodes" command for this purpose. It will list the
nodes on which LAM has been booted (if at all). Else it will say that
"lam daemons" are not running, which is effectively saying that "lamboot"
has not been run.
Way to use it: On the command prompt, simply run "lamnodes".
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++ Vishal Sahay
++ LAM/MPI developer
++ vsahay_at_[hidden]
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On Tue, 23 Dec 2003, Phil Curry wrote:
# Is there a way I can test to see if lamboot has been run before
# proceeding with my program?
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# Thanks.
# -Phil
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