I see. My one script for all clusters calls
mpirun --mca btl openib,mx,gm,tcp,sm,self ....
so I'd need to add some logic above the mpirun line to figure out what
cluster I am on to setup the correct mpirun line.
still seems like I should be able to do the mpirun line I have and just
tell me what it found, not what it can't find.
thanks for the workaround...
-tom
Scott Atchley
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Re: [OMPI users] Using OPENMPI
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On Aug 26, 2009, at 3:41 PM, twu...@goodyear.com wrote:
> When, for example, I run on an IB cluster, I get warning messages
> about not
> finding GM NICS and another transport will be used etc.
> And warnings about mca btl mx components not found etc. It DOES run
> the
> IB, but it never says that in the output.
>
> What I'd like is to not get warnings about what I don't have on the
> cluster
> in question and instead get a note that says it found the IB.
>
> Is this already possible?
>
> Or can I at least suppress the warnings for the not-found
> interconnects?
>
> thanks!
> tom
You can use:
$ mpirun -mca pml ob1 -mca mx,sm,self ...
when running with MX. Substitute gm or ib when running on those
networks.
It may still fail over to TCP. To avoid that, you could run:
$ mpirun -mca pml ob1 -mca ^mx,^ib,^tcp ...
to tell it to run on anything (GM, shared memory and self) except MX,
IB, and TCP.
You probably do not need -mca pml ob1, but that will prevent the MX
MTL from trying to start as well.
Scott
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