Hi,
When I submit my program by mentioning ConsumableMemory, it gives me with this note. Is this ok?
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llsubmit: The "consumableCpus" value of keyword "resources" and the keyword "parallel_threads" are mutually exclusive. This value is ignored.
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Also, for a program which has very high I/O, MPI and intensive data sharing, below one is fine or are there any changes to be made/added?
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RSet: RSET_MCM_AFFINITY
Mcm Affinity Options: MCM_ACCUMULATE MCM_MEM_PREF MCM_SNI_NONE
Task Affinity: core(1)
Cpus Per Core: 0
Parallel Threads: 2
Env:
In: /dev/null
Dependency:
Data Stg Dependency:
Resources: ConsumableMemory(780.000 mb)
Node Resources:
Step Type: General Parallel
Node Usage: not_shared
Bulk Transfer: No
Step rCxt Blocks: 0
Adapter Requirement: (sn_all,MPI,US,shared,AVERAGE,instances=1,)
Step Cpus: 0
Step Virtual Memory: 0.000 mb
Step Real Memory: 195.000 gb
Step Large Page Mem: 0.000 mb
Cluster Option: none
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Regards,
Phani
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Re: Load Leveller settings
2011-09-06T05:45:11Z
This is the accepted answer.
This is the accepted answer.
I get the following error
ERROR: 0031-250 task 83: Cputime limit exceeded
Though I change the limit it does not change and says the following...
llsubmit: The "WALL_CLOCK_LIMIT = 5000:15:00" hard limit of (18000900 seconds) is being adjusted down to administration file hard limit (864005 seconds).
Can't I change the Wall Clock Limit according to the program?
Phani -
Re: Load Leveller settings
2011-09-06T17:21:45Z
This is the accepted answer.
This is the accepted answer.
A cpu_limit has been set in the the LoadL_admin file by the administrator.- PhaniMuraliKrishna
- 2011-09-06T05:45:11Z
I get the following error
ERROR: 0031-250 task 83: Cputime limit exceeded
Though I change the limit it does not change and says the following...
llsubmit: The "WALL_CLOCK_LIMIT = 5000:15:00" hard limit of (18000900 seconds) is being adjusted down to administration file hard limit (864005 seconds).
Can't I change the Wall Clock Limit according to the program?
Phani
Check the class stanzas for the cpu_limit keyword. -
Re: Load Leveller settings
2011-09-07T06:35:13Z
This is the accepted answer.
This is the accepted answer.
The administrator has not set anything in the LoadL_admin file about cpu_limit.- kmarthi
- 2011-09-06T17:21:45Z
A cpu_limit has been set in the the LoadL_admin file by the administrator.
Check the class stanzas for the cpu_limit keyword.
Though the administrator changed LoadL_admin and allocated cpu_limit = unlimited for my group, it has not been taken by the Load Leveller.
I get the same comment
"llsubmit: The "WALL_CLOCK_LIMIT = 5000:15:00" hard limit of (18000900 seconds) is being adjusted down to administration file hard limit (864005 seconds)."
The program cannot run for more than 10 days!.
Any help would be useful. -
Re: Load Leveller settings
2011-09-07T09:36:31Z
This is the accepted answer.
This is the accepted answer.
It is because user cannot exceed wall_clock_limit set on the Loadl_file!- PhaniMuraliKrishna
- 2011-09-07T06:35:13Z
The administrator has not set anything in the LoadL_admin file about cpu_limit.
Though the administrator changed LoadL_admin and allocated cpu_limit = unlimited for my group, it has not been taken by the Load Leveller.
I get the same comment
"llsubmit: The "WALL_CLOCK_LIMIT = 5000:15:00" hard limit of (18000900 seconds) is being adjusted down to administration file hard limit (864005 seconds)."
The program cannot run for more than 10 days!.
Any help would be useful.
Regards,
Pharthiphan
