Am 26.12.2011 um 02:49 schrieb wzlu: > 於 2011/12/23 上午 03:15, Reuti 提到: >> Am 12.12.2011 um 02:23 schrieb wzlu: >> >>> 於 2011/12/8 下午 05:10, Reuti 提到: >>>> Am 08.12.2011 um 10:00 schrieb wzlu: >>>> >>>>> 於 2011/12/8 下午 04:56, Reuti 提到: >>>>>> Am 08.12.2011 um 01:11 schrieb wzlu: >>>>>> >>>>>>> I tried for all available queues and get the same messages. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> $ qsub -w v c3-parallel-pgimpich2-demo.sh >>>>>>> Unable to run job: Job 144914 cannot run in queue "cc001-t001" because >>>>>>> it is not contained in its hard queue list (-q) >>>>>>> Job 144914 cannot run in queue "q0-em64t-ge" because it is not >>>>>>> contained in its hard queue list (-q) >>>>>>> Job 144914 cannot run in queue "q0-em64t-ib" because it is not >>>>>>> contained in its hard queue list (-q) >>>>>>> Job 144914 cannot run in PE "mpich" because it only offers 0 slots >>>>>>> verification: no suitable queues. >>>>>>> Exiting. >> Was this solved? >> >> The option -w v assumes an empty cluster, hence some requests (or ACL/RQS) >> may prevent to get acces to any queue. >> >> -- Reuti > The problem is not solved. > I used another PE (named as mpich1) and used qalter -pe mpich1 # to run these > queued jobs. > > I think the problem may be cause by > 1. old version(SGE version 6.1u3)? > 2. slots of PE is too large( slots of PE is 81920)?
Woah, you have more than 1700 machines with 48 slots each? I can't say for sure, whether there is any limit in any version of SGE in such a range of slots. -- Reuti > Is it possible? > > Thanks a lot. > > Best Regards, > Lu >> >>>>>> Is there any resource request in the job script itself? As you don't >>>>>> request any queue on the command line, I would think so. Can you provide >>>>>> the header please. >>>>>> >>>>>> -- Reuti >>>>> Yes, there is "-pe mpich 2" in the job script. >>>>> >>>>> the job script like following: >>>>> # Specifies the name of the shell to use for the job(recommand) >>>>> #$ -S /bin/sh >>>>> # Job name(optional) >>>>> #$ -N c3-parallel-pgimpich1-demo >>>>> # Specifies queue name(required) >>>>> #$ -q q0-em64t-ddr >>>> Okay, here you request a queue. Specifying a queue request on the command >>>> line will override the list which explains the chaning complaints about >>>> the command list. >>> Yes. To easily use the same script, I used option to overwrite the option >>> of the script. >>> >>>> Have the queues q0-em64t-ge, q0-em64t-ib and q0-em64t-ddr the same list of >>>> hosts and you limit the overall slot count per exechost? >>>> >>>> -- Reuti >>> There are 112 nodes in q0-em64t-ge. The 64 nodes of q0-em64t-ge are grouped >>> as q0-em64t-ddr. >>> The 64 nodes of q0-em64t-ib are different with q0-em64t-ge and q0-em64t-ddr. >>> These 3 queues are 1 slot for each node.(total nodes=112+64 and total >>> slots=112+64) >>> These 3 queues can use PE mpich. >>> >>> Thanks a lot. >>> >>> Best Regards, >>> Lu >>> >>>>> # Specifies number of nodes(required) >>>>> #$ -pe mpich 2 >>>>> # Specifies output files(optional) >>>>> >>>>> Best Regards, >>>>> Lu >>>>> > _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] https://gridengine.org/mailman/listinfo/users
