Confirmed that adding just the "Gres=" bit in slurm.conf works. That's what I
get for reading the documentation too fast... thanks all!
~~ bnacar
On Wed, 1 Dec 2021 14:05:09 +0100
Quirin Lohr wrote:
> Hi,
>
> you still need to specify the gpus in the node definition in slurm.conf.
> At least
Hi,
you still need to specify the gpus in the node definition in slurm.conf.
At least the number, perhaps even the type reported by nvml must match
the node definition. (Gres=gpu:geforce_gtx_1080:4)
I think the error message can be ignored, the 1080 just does not support
this feature.
Am
I also compiled Slurm 20.11.8 to have GPU support in AlmaLinux 8.4 but
don't have any problem with NVML detecting our A100s.
¿Maybe the NVML library version used for Slurm compilation has to match
the library version of the compute node where the GPU is?
Also, I see that you're using Geforce
Il 30/11/2021 16:12, Benjamin Nacar ha scritto:
However, the version of Slurm in the standard debian repositories was
apparently not compiled on a system with the necessary Nvidia library installed,
That's not a good news :( I have a GPU node arriving by the end of the
year. Does it only impact
Hi,
We're trying to use Slurm's built-in Nvidia GPU detection mechanism to avoid
having to specify GPUs explicitly in slurm.conf and gres.conf. We're running
Debian 11, and the version of Slurm available for Debian 11 is 20.11. However,
the version of Slurm in the standard debian repositories w
