Hi --
Your PBS header files may not be installed under in a standard location.
In that case you can tell LAM where your PBS header files can be
located through the "--with-tm" switch of configure.
So your configure command will look like:
$ ./configure --prefix=/foo/dir --with-tm=/tm/installation/dir
Note that the tm/installation/dir is the top-level dir for tm
installation, containing subdirectories like bin, include, lib.
If you are trying to use rsh/ssh, then you should need to know the nodes
where you want to lamboot on, and you would need to supply a hostfile to
lamboot. Also, your internal nodes (where you want to run your MPI
processes) should be accessible via rsh/ssh on your cluster.
Hope this helps!
-Vishal
On Thu, 22 Apr 2004, Pushkar Pradhan wrote:
# Hi,
# I'm on Linux (RH 7.2), I've installed lam 7.0.4. I tried to use it under PBS
# unsuccessfully.
# I understand from the docs that it can be used with TM module only if you're
# in PBS.
# But I couldn't install the TM module because the header files are not there
# in the PBS installation.
#
# So can I lamboot using the other modules under PBS? I tried "lamboot -ssi
# boot rsh" but it doesn't work either. Thanks,
# Pushkar
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