A: The two frontend machines are napa.Millennium.Berkeley.EDU and sonoma.Millennium.Berkeley.EDU. You need to use SSH to login.
prompt# ssh napa.Millennium.Berkeley.EDU prompt# ssh sonoma.Millennium.Berkeley.EDU |
A: Each machine that gets chosen when you do an gexec gets a Virtual Node Number (VNN) from 0 to n-1. The environment variable $GEXEC_MY_VNN reports this. So if you have a script called runme.sh that is like so:
#
# runme.sh
#
#!/bin/sh
VNN=`echo ${GEXEC_MY_VNN}
batch${VNN}.in >&! batch${VNN}.out
and put it somewhere that all machines can get it. Now you can do a:
gexec -n 2 /path/runme.sh
gexec -n 10 /path/runme.sh
gexec -n 76 /path/runme.sh |
A: There are several compilers available that can be found at: /usr/mill/bin/. They include: The Portland Group Compilers
| c | pgcc |
| C++ | pgCC |
| f77 | pgf77 |
| f90 | pgf90 |
| hpf | pghpf |
| C | cc |
| C++ | CC |
| f77 | f77 |
A: Individual departments will need to contact Dell and arrange for repairs or exchanges. The number to contact Dell is (800) 737-0589. You must know the type of machine in order to know which menu item to choose. You'll also need to have the system's 5-digit serial number. This is how they identify the warranty status of the machine.
A: This is most likely due to the fact that you are using libraries inside of /usr/sw w/.. First check your $PATH to see that /usr/bin is before /usr/sww/bin. Also ch eck to see that /usr/lib precedes /usr/sww/lib in your $LD_LIBRARY_PATH,
prompt# echo $PATH; echo $LD_LIBRARY_PATH |