Noted. Thanks. Unfortunately, in my case the cluster is a basic Linux cluster without any job schedulers.
On 18 August a2013 02:30, John Hearns <hear...@googlemail.com> wrote: > For information, if you use a batch system such as PbsPro or Torque it can > be configured to set up the cpuset for a job and start the job within the > cpuset. It will also destroy the cpuset at the end of a job. > Highly useful for job cpu binding as you day and also if you have a > machine running many separate jobs where cpusets help isolate jobs and help > allocate resources. >
