Thanks to help from some of you, I got to install the software that I needed. But now I seem to have some difficulties with lamboot. I have three nodes:
master : rosebud.engin.umich.edu slave1: rosenode1.engin.umich.edu slave2: rosenode2.engin.umich.edu I created a file named lamhosts in my home directory. recon -v lamhosts -d gives: senthilk@rosebud]# recon -v lamhosts -d recon: opening hostfile lamhosts recon: found the following hosts: recon: n0 rosebud.engin.umich.edu recon: n1 rosenode1.engin.umich.edu recon: n2 rosenode2.engin.umich.edu recon: found addresses for all hosts recon: found 3 host node(s) recon: origin node is n0 (rosebud.engin.umich.edu) recon: -- testing n0 (rosebud.engin.umich.edu) recon: attempting to launch "tkill -N" (local execution) recon: launch successful recon: -- testing n1 (rosenode1.engin.umich.edu) recon: attempting to launch "tkill -N" (remote execution) recon: -b used, assuming same shell on remote nodes recon: got local shell /bin/csh recon: attempting to execute "/usr/bin/ssh rosenode1.engin.umich.edu -n tkill -N" bash: tkill: command not found ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- LAM failed to execute a LAM binary on the remote node "rosenode1.engin.umich.edu". Since LAM was already able to determine your remote shell as "tkill", it is probable that this is not an authentication problem. ... Any idea how I could fix this? I am pretty sure that /opt/lam-6.5.5/bin is in the path for user senthilk on all the nodes!! Thanks in advance Senthil _______________________________________________ Oscar-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/oscar-users
