[Beowulf] sun grid engine on Scyld beowulf cluster
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Bill Knebel billk at metrumrg.comThu Feb 17 05:45:11 PST 2005
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I am in the process of installing SGE on a Scyld beowulf cluster. As most people are aware, the Scyld cluster runs a complete OS (linux) only on the master node and the compute nodes are simply for executing. During the SGE install, it requires adding the compute nodes as execute hosts. I do not understand how to do this given the current setup of a scyld cluster since you can't "login" to the nodes to execute the install script. The script does exist on an NFS shared directory (clusater wide). Has anybody else ran into this problem? Regards, Bill -- Bill Knebel, PharmD, Ph.D. Principal Scientist Metrum Research Group 15 Ensign Drive Avon, CT 06001 email: billk at metrumrg.com
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