On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 05:20:40PM -0500, Rahul Nabar alleged: > We have 8 core servers but allow only allocation of full servers to a > job. i.e. Two jobs cannot be sharing a server. > > In spite of this the queue shows counts in terms of cores i.e. > > 51535 foo Running 56 00:20:25 Wed May 26 17:38:48 > 51489 foo Running 8 00:41:43 Wed May 26 18:00:06 > 51538 bar Running 56 1:15:39 Wed May 26 18:34:02 > 51759 foo Running 64 3:07:07 Wed May 26 20:25:30 > > i.e. 56, 8 etc. are the core counts not the server counts. Is there a > way to change this? > > If the smallest allocable unit is a server I'd rather have maui count > and display in terms of servers than cores. > Not sure if this is a maui issue or a torque issue.
You are showing the output of a maui command, so I would count it as a maui issue. That said, qstat, the torque command, shows what you want. -- Garrick Staples, GNU/Linux HPCC SysAdmin University of Southern California Life is Good!
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