I think that Hydra should kept 0,1,2 open and dup them to /dev/null so that any
children’s
file descriptor will be greater than 2. This is standard Unix way.
Thanks
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Hi,
I am submitting some test jobs via sbatch and when looking at the output, I see
2 items that I don't comprehend fully:
1) sacct -format=%all is not showing any dates for submit, start etc. vs. sacct
-format=jobid,. - see example below.
2) I see AveVMSize AveCPU numbers on the 12621.batch
Thanks David. That was my gut feeling and what I think I've seen before but
I wasn't sure.
On Mon, Jul 27, 2015 at 3:19 PM, David Bigagli da...@schedmd.com wrote:
I think that Hydra should kept 0,1,2 open and dup them to /dev/null so
that any children’s
file descriptor will be greater than 2.
Hello,
we have a system with 2 sockets per node and 12 cores per socket.
If I create a reservation over one node, Slurm displays CoreCnt=12, but
one node has 24 cores.
If I take many nodes, Slurm displays CoreCnt=NodeCnt*12 instead of
CoreCnt=NodeCnt*24.
Could you please tell me what's wrong?