If $cluster != 0 and $cpu_per_node != 0 then
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< myceil($description->count() / $cpu_per_node), "\n";
---
> $description->count(), ":ppn=2\n";
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< $remote_shell \$host "/bin/sh $cmd_script_name;
echo \\\$? > $exit_prefix.\$counter" < $stdin &
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> my_host=`echo \$host | cut -d: -f1`
> $remote_shell \$my_host "/bin/sh $cmd_script_name; echo
\\\$? > $exit_prefix.\$counter" < $stdin &
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Daniel Andrzejewski wrote:
Hi Charles,
Thank you for your advice. I have modified pbs.pm file, which fixed the
problem.
However, I encountered another problem:
in a job description file I specify how many nodes I want to request,
e.g. 8
<count>8</count>
but I only get a half of that number.
All the compute nodes have 2 CPUs.
Right now (as I mentioned before) in pbs.pm file variable $cpu_per_node
= 1. If I change it to 2, then I get 1/4 of the number of requested
nodes (e.g. 8/4 = 2). Temporarily, I got a working solution, which is
not perfect, because I can never get more then a half of the total
number of nodes in the cluster.
Regards,
