Could you tell us which version of OpenMPI you are using, and how it
was configured?
Did you install the OMPI libraries and binaries on both nodes? Are
they in the same absolute path locations?
Thanks
Ralph
On Feb 3, 2009, at 3:46 PM, Robertson Burgess wrote:
Dear users,
I am quite new to OpenMPI, I have compiled it on two nodes, each
node with 8 CPU cores. The two nodes are identical. The code I am
using works in parallel across the 8 cores on a single node.
However, whenever I try to run across both nodes, OpenMPI simply
hangs. There is no output whatsoever, when I run it in background,
outputting to a log file, the log file is always empty. The cores do
not appear to be doing anything at all, either on the host node or
on the remote node. This happens whether I am running my code, or
even if I when I tell it to run a process that doesn't even exist,
for instance
mpirun -np 4 -host node1,node2 random
Simply results in the terminal hanging, so all I can do is close the
terminal and open up a new one.
mpirun -np 4 -host node1,node2 random >& log.log &
simply produces and empty log.log file
I am running Redhat Linux on the systems, and compiled OpenMPI with
the Intel Compilers 10.1. As I've said, it works fine on one node. I
have set up both nodes such that they can log into each other via
ssh without the need for a password, and I have altered my .bashrc
file so the PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH include the appropriate folders.
I have looked through the FAQ and mailing lists, but I was unable to
find anything that really matched my problem. Any help would be
greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Robertson Burgess
University of Newcastle
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