I neglected to consider that. My apologies to Terry Frankcombe
as he was correct. Now I have a follow up
question; how do we set the non-interactive path on a per user basis?
Although the shell used is my default bash, it seems my .bashrc or
.bash_login are not read in non-interactive mode.
Looks like an interactive vs. non-interactive PATH problem. Please do
a "ssh node02 printenv" and see if you get what you expect in the PATH.
george.
On Apr 3, 2008, at 11:41 PM, trnja...@umn.edu wrote:
OpenMPI does not use PATH, at least not by default (or my default).
Node 1:
PATH=/usr/k
OpenMPI does not use PATH, at least not by default (or my default).
Node 1:
PATH=/usr/kerberos/bin:/usr/local/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/home/elvedin/bin
Node 2:
PATH=/home/elvedin/mpi/ompi/bin:/usr/kerberos/bin:/usr/lib/ccache:/usr/local/bin:/bin:/usr/bin
Binary "endian" is in /home/elvedin/mpi/ompi
> One thing about running programs is that the binaries need to be in the
> same absolute path on all systems. This means if you're running the
> program from /home/me on system1, the program you're running must also
> be in /home/me on all the other systems. OpenMPI will not transfer those
>
http://www.open-mpi.org/software/ompi/v1.2/
Download either the gzip or bzip, extract it, then "./configure" and
"make all install" is pretty simple. The library will go into
/usr/local/lib so you might need to add that path to your linker. You
can do this on all three systems. OpenMPI will ha
I am looking for the basic steps for setup of an MPI cluster on a RHEL or
Fedora system with mpi-1.1.
IBM used to have a tutorial on this but I cannot find a complete one now.
I have 3 white box computers which I would like to setup and run basic programs
on and start working with MPI.
I currentl
