Paul Melis wrote:
The first thing that's off is that although I get undecorated Paraview
render areas on each panel display they don't fill the whole screen
(only roughly 75% in both width and height).
I did some more testing using a different setup (3 displays, vertically
stacked). I noticed
Hello,
Paul Melis wrote:
Berk Geveci wrote:
Yeah, unfortunately it is hard for us to provide binaries with MPI
support because MPI is implemented with different (internal) APIs by
different vendors. We would have to create a different binary for each
MPI distribution.
No
Hi,
I'm trying to get paraview to handle rendering on a single GPU with
dual-monitor outputs. These outputs are run using different X screens on
the same X server. Using xinerama is not an option as this is a
preliminary test setup for driving a TPD using nodes that each drive 2
displays and the
You shouldn't have to do anything special. I am not an OpenMPI expert
so I can't speak to the MPI configurations. When you run pvserver with
MPI, only the first node will listen to the server port. The others
should wait for the first node in an MPI receive call. The fact that
both servers are
Berk Geveci wrote:
You shouldn't have to do anything special. I am not an OpenMPI expert
so I can't speak to the MPI configurations. When you run pvserver with
MPI, only the first node will listen to the server port. The others
should wait for the first node in an MPI receive call. The fact
Yeah, unfortunately it is hard for us to provide binaries with MPI
support because MPI is implemented with different (internal) APIs by
different vendors. We would have to create a different binary for each
MPI distribution.
On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 9:40 AM, Paul Melis paul.me...@sara.nl wrote:
