[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Last week, after creating the master node and installing OSCAR, and
> cloning the nodes, I went thru the process of getting the master ready for
> their install script using rsh, .rhosts, and hosts.equiv. A little bumpy
> start, but I was able to get their package loaded, and temporary licensed.
> Upon rebooting I was getting some PBS errors and found the aside from
> installing the PGI compilers, they put down their version of the Portable
> Batch Scheduler in the /usr/local/pbs directory, passed it out to the
> nodes, and created their own startup script.
Well, you should have read the installation instructions, then.
You don't need the PGI bundled PBS if you already have a PBS
installation.
When the installation program asks you
This script installs the PGI Cluster Development Kit for the Linux
operating system. See the file INSTALLCDK for more details. Included
in this installation are the PGI compilers and tools as well as the
following open source components:
* MPICH message-passing library
* PBS batch-queuing system
* ScaLAPACK parallel math library
Select a number below to choose which open source
components are to be installed:
1 Install all open source components
2 Install only MPICH and PBS
3 Install only MPICH
Enter a number between 1 and 3:
you should answer "3".
You can run "uninstallcdk" from the distribution CD to uninstall the
PGI suite, and then "installcdk" again, to reinstall it with proper
options.
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Leif Nixon Systems expert
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