On Mon, 9 Jul 2007, Filipe Garrett wrote:
> the "lamnodes" directly on the shell correctly reports both nodes
> but when run from within PBS just the client is reported.
This means that you have started the LAM/MPI daemons on the nodes.
But just to make sure: have you started lamd on the nodes outside of
PBS and expect to only run 'mpirun' from inside the PBS batch script ?
> I've tried to run it with -v $PBS_NODEFILE but nothing. Does this
> file has to include all the computing nodes or just the client
> nodes? I mean, do I include both nodes or just the client?
The LAM/MPI daemons have to be started on each node that you plan to
use for the MPI job. So, if you want to use both nodes, then both
their names should be in the file.
> Configured on: Mon Jun 12 18:27:10 EDT 2006
> Configure host: ls20-bc2-14.build.redhat.com
I guess that the installation of LAM/MPI that you are using is the
pre-packaged one from Red Hat (on some version of RHEL). This is not
configured with TM support, so the only chance for you to have native
PBS support in LAM/MPI is to get the LAM/MPI source and
compile/install it yourself. But before doing that, please remove the
existing LAM/MPI installation to avoid any bad effects from having 2
versions installed side-by-side.
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