Hi,
I am new to PBS, so sorry for a simple question. I have installed Oscar 3.0 successfully: xhpl works. Next step I try to use OpenPBS.
- Create a script file "hpl.cmd" as follow: --------------------------- #!/bin/sh #PBS -j oe #PBS -l nodes=46 #PBS -l walltime=3:00:00
cd /home/hhh/hpl/bin/Linux mpirun -np 46 xhpl ---------------------------
- Run lamboot
- Submit a job $ qsub hpl.cmd - The "qsub" command returns 40.oscar (oscar is name of server)
- Use qstat to check $ qstat 40 - The "qstat" command returns Job id Name User Time Use S Queue ---------------- ---------------- ---------------- -------- - ----- 40.oscar hpl.cmd oscartst 0 Q workq
I can see the job is submitted and queued, but never run. On the server 3 services pbs_mom, pbs_sched, and pbs_server are running. On the clients the service pbs_mom is running as well. The command "pbsnodes -a" shows that all nodes are running and free.
Do you have any idea? Thanks in advance, Nguyen
That should actually work... but I would have expected you to be using Maui as the scheduler. I would also expect that if Maui and PBS sched are both running, at least one will have trouble binding to the pbs server's port. Try using Maui instead of pbs_sched... it's much better.
Jeremy
p.s. To _force_ a job through, you can use the qrun command.
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