2 app.exe", probably with full path to the application,
> just to make sure that the application could be started locally on
> each machine. And try also "mpirun -np 2 -host host1,host2 app.exe"
> from both machine, i.e. from both direction.
>
>
> Regards,
> Shiqing
>
-np 2 -host host1,host2 app.exe"
> from both machine, i.e. from both direction.
>
>
> Regards,
> Shiqing
>
>
> Charles Shuller wrote:
>> The connection between nodes should be TCP/IP. I am currently using
>> Open MPI 1.4.1.
>>
>> I've att
has already been
> launched, and only that part was done by WMI.
>
> What connection do you have between the nodes, tcp? Could you provide
> the version information of Open MPI, or just the output of ompi_info?
> so that I can take a close look.
>
>
> Thanks,
> Shiqing
>
&
placed at: D:\tests\app\app.exe (You have to do
> so, because the wmi impersonate level doesn't support network share
> yet. I'm still hacking on this to break the limit.). And then you can
> run the mpirun command line supplied with the application full path or
> directly run it un
mote node using WMI, if it is
> successful, you should be able to see a notepad process in Task
> Manager or Process Viewer, and that also means mpirun will work
> through WMI.
>
> Could you check with the above command, and possibly tell me the
> return value, so that I can help
When attempting to launch an application on both local and remote
windows7 hosts, mpirun either hangs indefinately or abends.
The application executes correctly on both machines, when only launched
on a single host.
I believe mpirun is using WMI, README.WINDOWS indicates that this is the
case if
). Both machines are running AMD64 processors.
The problem only manifests when the tasks are on seperate machines.
The problem does not occur on x86 (32-bit) machines.
Thanks!
Charles Shuller
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