[Beowulf] hi

[Michael Will]

Maybe there is a bug in your code that is triggered in a 3-cpu configuration. 
SIGSEGV means segfault, typically an attempt to access memory that does not 
belong to you because a pointer has not been initialized.

I don't think it is an MPI problem, bur rather a bug in your c code... 
assuming that is what you use ;-)

Did you write the bandpass filter yourself or is it a standard app ?

Michael
On Tuesday 01 June 2004 04:25 am, kalyani goli wrote:
> Iam executing parallel program on LINUX , rehat
> version 8, with MPICH-1.2.5 , ch_p4 device.
> While executing the program, i got the following
> error,
> could you please tell me what is happening.
> The program is band pass filtering. When iam executing
> with 2 processors, it is getting executed. But with 3
> processors, this error is coming.
> *********
> p1_4680:  p4_error: net_recv read:  probable EOF on
> socket: 1
> bm_list_7292: (0.711428) wakeup_slave: unable to
> interrupt slave 0 pid 7291
> p2_1495:  p4_error: interrupt SIGSEGV: 11
> **********
> Thanks in advance
>
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