Fluent & Beowulf2
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Daniel Ridge newt at scyld.comThu Oct 19 13:50:26 PDT 2000
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On Thu, 19 Oct 2000, Andreas Boklund wrote: > You should use Network MPI (fluent_nmpi-x.x.xx) MPICH > then it might work better :) Actually, I think it would work less well. Our MPICH distribution is tweaked to allow us to use BProc for remote process creation. You are welcome to try putting our MPICH changes into an MPICH provided by Fluent -- I don't have any information about the MPI provided by Fluent and can't bound the amount of work that this would require. What does Fluent complain about when you run it linked against our dynamic library? (Is it dynamically linked against an MPI library?) > > How do i run Fluent on a Beowulf2(Scyld) cluster ? Regards, Dan Ridge Scyld Computing Corporation
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