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sge [2011/01/26 09:10] – damirsge [2011/06/21 20:52] – damir
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     * ''mathematica'' for nodes that can launch Mathematica simulations; follow [[sge:mathematica_batch|How to generate Mathematica scripts]], if you need an hint.     * ''mathematica'' for nodes that can launch Mathematica simulations; follow [[sge:mathematica_batch|How to generate Mathematica scripts]], if you need an hint.
     * ''magma'' for [[http://magma.maths.usyd.edu.au/|MAGMA]] Computational Algebra System     * ''magma'' for [[http://magma.maths.usyd.edu.au/|MAGMA]] Computational Algebra System
-    * ''cuda'' for nodes with CUDA Hardware and development software. +    * ''cuda'' for nodes with CUDA Tesla 2070 Hardware with development software.
-    * ''f10'' for nodes with Linux Fedora 10 installed.+
     * ''f12'' for nodes with Linux Fedora 12 installed.     * ''f12'' for nodes with Linux Fedora 12 installed.
 +    * ''f14'' for nodes with Linux Fedora 14 installed.
 Example **qsub -l nodes=1:bit64** (the string ''1:'' is mandatory and means: //I need at least one node with the property that follow//). To specify more than one property use the colon ":" to separate the properties. a job that require 64 bit cpu and matlab should be called using **qsub -l nodes=1:bit64:matlab <name of the pbs script>**. Example **qsub -l nodes=1:bit64** (the string ''1:'' is mandatory and means: //I need at least one node with the property that follow//). To specify more than one property use the colon ":" to separate the properties. a job that require 64 bit cpu and matlab should be called using **qsub -l nodes=1:bit64:matlab <name of the pbs script>**.
  
 <note important> <note important>
-It **mandatory** to specify at least the estimated run time of the job and the memory needed by so that the scheduler can optimize the machines usage and the overall cluster throughput. If your job will pass the limits you fixed, the job will be automatically killed by the cluster manager.+It is **mandatory** to specify at least the estimated run time of the job and the memory needed by so that the scheduler can optimize the machines usage and the overall cluster throughput. If your job will pass the limits you fixed, the job will be automatically killed by the cluster manager.
  
 By default, if no time limit is specified, the job is sent to the ''short'' queue and killed after one hour. By default, if no time limit is specified, the job is sent to the ''short'' queue and killed after one hour.
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   - in your pbs script use ''./WHATEVER.`arch`'' to select the good executable and run it.    - in your pbs script use ''./WHATEVER.`arch`'' to select the good executable and run it. 
  
-If your workstation is a 32bit machine, then you can compile the 64 bit version of your code on ''iscsrv13''. +If your workstation is a 32bit machine, then you can compile the 64 bit version of your code on ''iscsrv14''. 
  
  
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