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== Are there separate login nodes for the bwUniCluster broadwell partition? == |
== Are there separate login nodes for the bwUniCluster broadwell partition? == |
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* Yes, but primarily to be used for compiling code. |
* Yes, but primarily to be used for compiling code. |
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| + | * You can directly login on broadwell partition using |
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| + | $ username@uc1e.scc.kit.edu |
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| + | * If you login uc1, even then you can use broadwell nodes using the same procedure as 'compute nodes' |
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| + | eg: msub -q singlenode |
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| + | msub -q multinode |
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| + | * But for the compilation you have to use the appropriate flags |
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= Compilation = |
= Compilation = |
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Revision as of 14:38, 6 September 2017
FAQs concerning best practice of bwUniCluster broadwell (aka "extension") partition.
Contents
1 Login
1.1 Are there separate login nodes for the bwUniCluster broadwell partition?
- Yes, but primarily to be used for compiling code.
- You can directly login on broadwell partition using
$ username@uc1e.scc.kit.edu
- If you login uc1, even then you can use broadwell nodes using the same procedure as 'compute nodes'
eg: msub -q singlenode
msub -q multinode
- But for the compilation you have to use the appropriate flags
