I tried the method suggested by Don Lipari, but: What I need is to force sbatch to run only the necessary amount of tasks (specified in the master script) and each one of them has to be run on a separate core. When I used ampersands, I managed to run specified number of tasks (after slight change in the script) BUT: when the number of processes exceeded the number of cores-per-node, it did not switch to another node but share core between tasks. I tried using '--exclusive' and others, like '-n' '-c' '--ntasks-per- core' etc., but it wouldn't change anything. Need help.
- [slurm-dev] Running multiple tasks from a single batch sc... Chris Rataj
- RE: [slurm-dev] Running multiple tasks from a single... Lipari, Don
- RE: [slurm-dev] Running multiple tasks from a si... Moe Jette
- [slurm-dev] Re: Running multiple tasks from a si... Chris Rataj
- [slurm-dev] Re: Running multiple tasks from ... Chris Rataj
- [slurm-dev] Re: Running multiple tasks f... Chris Rataj
- Re: [slurm-dev] Re: Running multipl... Carles Fenoy
- [slurm-dev] Re: Running multipl... Chris Rataj
- Re: [slurm-dev] Re: Running... Carles Fenoy
- [slurm-dev] Re: Running mul... Chris Rataj
- Re: [slurm-dev] Re: Running... Carles Fenoy
- [slurm-dev] Re: Running mul... Chris Rataj
- Re: [slurm-dev] Re: Running... Carles Fenoy
- RE: [slurm-dev] Re: Running... Lipari, Don
- RE: [slurm-dev] Re: Running... Mark A. Grondona
