Re: qsub directive for node name

Just a quick note. Generally, wherever you see "<something>"  that indicates that you will replace that phrase, complete with the < >, with your own phrase.

So in my case, 

qsub file.sub -l nodes=n001+n002+n003 

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On Jun 16, 2007, at 3:48 PM, aohara@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

That works good.  The only thing was that I got illegal attributes if i

used the <>, but without them the jobs went where I wanted them.

Thanks,

Andy O'Hara

Assuming your nodes are named node1, node2, ...

Just use

qsub <other_options> -l nodes=<node1> <!-- pt>

You can use this for interactive submission too.

If you want more than a single named node, you should be able to use

qsub <other_options> -l nodes=<node1>+<node2>... <!-- pt>

HTH,

Prakash

<aohara@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> 06/16/07 9:08 PM >>>

Hi,

I haven't been able to find anything in the manuals as to whether I can

do

this, but is there a directive for qsub that will let me give the node

name that I want to run a job on?  For example I want a job to run on

the

node named host05 and another on the node host03 specifically and not

whatever one they normally get dumped to.  Is this possible?

Thanks,

Andy O'Hara

Haverford College Physics '09

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