[Beowulf] Configuring mpich in a Pentium Dual Core
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Mark Hahn hahn at mcmaster.caFri Apr 4 10:21:05 PDT 2008
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> Thanks, there is nothing wrong with the way I configured rite, i would just sure, what you've done will be work fine. > a) How do I know that I am using both the processors in the dual core > machine, say when I run a pmandel program well, you can just run a program like top, which will show information about CPU usage. I often use "vmstat 1" to monitor systems. ultimately both utilities get their info from pseudofiles in /proc. for instance, "cat /proc/loadavg" shows just scheduler information (1m, 5m, 15m loadaverages, along with runnable and total process counts and most recent pid.) for a dual-core, you are aiming to see a load >= 2. some of these utilities normalize the loadaverage, though, so vmstat shows %utilization, rather than loadaverage (so 100% is a loadaverage of 2 on a dual-cpu machine.)
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