Problems with mpirun and mpprun
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bangalore r guruprakash bgurup01 at cs.fiu.eduSun Apr 1 17:54:12 PDT 2001
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Hi, I am quite new to linux and i might have made a mistake some where. I recently setup a scyld beowulf cluster. My intention here was to install mpprun and to upgrade the mpirun that i currently have on my system. The following are some of the files currently on my system (to give you an idea about the versions): Redhat 6.2 kernelversion 2.2 beompi 1.0.7 vmlinuz-2.2.16-21.beosmp libproc.so.2.0.6 vmlinuz-2.2.16-21.beo I didnot have mpprun and so i tried to install it by downloading the rpm from ftp.scyld.com/pub/beowulf/27BZ-7/RPMS/i386. i downloaded the follwing rpms : beompi-1.0.14-1.i386.rpm beompi-devel-1.0.14-1.i386.rpm libbeostat-0.1.10-1.i386.rpm mpprun-0.0.24-1.i386.rpm and ran the 'rpm -Uvh *' command. And trouble started (sigh). Before rebooting the master and the slaves: * i could not run commands like bpctl * the error message i got was 'node_state' not defined. After rebooting the slaves: * the nodes, at phase 3, went into unavailable state and could not start the node_up script. (Last line displayed by the slaves 'bpslave: IO daemon started; pid=16') After rebooting the master: * both mpirun and mpprun fail to run. Please suggest me what to do and why this happened. I would really appretiate a quick answer as i am working against a very tight deadline. Thanks, Guru
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