On 23/03/13 07:36 AM, James Vincent wrote:
> Some updates:
>
>
>> It should be
>>
>> mpiexec -n 40 --mca btl ^sm Ray ...
>>
>> and not
>>
>> mpiexec -n 40 Ray -mca btl ^sm
>
> Corrected this
>
>

The upcoming v2.2.0 includes a fix so that recycling never loops infinitely.

>>
>>>    -disable-recycling \
>>
>> This bug (infinite looping) was fixed in the development branch.
>
> Pulled dev version and removed this option
>
>
>>
>>>    -o \
>>>    coco_filtered.200.NCBI \
>>>    -p \
>>>    
>>> /mnt/Nexenta/archive/BC_Projects/BCProject-1-Launen-Metagenomics/analysis_recovered_reads/filtered-reads/coco/coco_filtered_left.fastq
>>> \
>>>    
>>> /mnt/Nexenta/archive/BC_Projects/BCProject-1-Launen-Metagenomics/analysis_recovered_reads/filtered-reads/coco/coco_filtered_right.fastqa
>>> \
>> Is this a type or your file is really called coco_filtered_right.fastqa ?
>
> This was a just a typo ( job did not try to run like this)
>
>
> After fixing the above things I am consistently able to run to
> completion using tcp as the transport but not using sm.

This is the sad state of NUMA systems ;-)

> This is on a
> single 40 core server that has 1TB memory. The timing info in stdout
> seems to indicate using tcp is actually faster also.

Since you are using a single computer, maybe you can improve performance a 
litte using the loopback network interface:


mpiexec -n 999 --mca btl self,tcp --mca btl_tcp_if_include lo \
     Ray  -p BigFile_R1.fastq.bz2 BigFile_R2.fastq.gz

I don't know which network interface is used by default, but lo will the 
fastest here.

> So for now, we've
> just been using tcp and that seems to have cured what ails us.
>


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