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--- cluster:173 [2018/09/28 13:54] – hmeij07
+++ cluster:173 [2019/03/25 12:04] (current) – hmeij07
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 One node ''n37'' has been redone with latest Nvidia CUDA drives during summer 2018.  Please test it out before we decide to redo all of them. It is running CentOS 7.5 and I'm interested to see if programs compiled under 6.x or 5.x break.
-Use the ''#BSUB -m n37'' statement to target the node.
+Use the ''#BSUB -m n37'' statement to target the node. \\
+Update n33-n36 same as n37 (the wrapper is called n37.openmpi.wrapper on all nodes)\\
+ --- //[[hmeij@wesleyan.edu|Henk]] 2018/10/08 09:07// \\
 Usage is about the same as jobs going to the ''amber128'' queue with two minor changes:
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 #BSUB -q mwgpu
 #BSUB -J "K20 test"
-#BSUB -m n37
+###BSUB -m n37
+#n33-n37 are done and all the same 11Oct2018
+# the wrapper is called the same on all host
 # cuda 9 & openmpi
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 Details are described here ... http://www.advancedclustering.com/infinibandomni-path-issue-el-7-5-kernel-update/?sysu=bd584af325e6536411a2bc16ad41b3eb
-Reflecting on this, this is not necessarily that bad.  For GPU compute nodes we do not really need it.  This would also free up 5 infiniband ports on the switch and make the available ports a total of 7.  That could be allocated to new servers wwe're thinking of buying.
+Reflecting on this, this is not necessarily that bad.  For GPU compute nodes we do not really need it.  This would also free up 5 infiniband ports on the switch and make the available ports a total of 7.  That could be allocated to new servers we're thinking of buying.
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