[mpich-discuss] machinefile question and select hydra as primary pm
mark
dimitsas.markos at gmail.com
Thu Oct 24 07:07:24 CDT 2013
???? 24/10/2013 02:47 ??, ?/? Reuti ??????:
> Hi,
>
> Am 24.10.2013 um 10:07 schrieb mark:
>
>> i did a fresh install of 3.0.4. on a linux laptop and since i dont have much experience i followed the installation readme on the tar file and everything went well
> /
> You mean a plain `./configure && make && make install`, hence installed at the standard location as root?/
>
Well i mean that actually , but as non-root. And in the user folder as
in /home/<username>/mpich-install .
>> expect the part when i test the installation. The first test run : mpiexec -n <number> ./examples/cpi , went as planned but then the second test run on multiple nodes (mpiexec -f machinefile -n <number> ./examples/cpi) returned some errors. As the readme states there should be a machinefile. The thing is i cant find this file and tried to create it my self in the given form, just using only my laptops hostname a couple of times and placing it in the mpich installation directory ( /home/<username>/mpich-install) and that didnt fix the errors.
> /
> Is MPICH 3.0.4 also available on both machines?/
>
For now i have only this machine.Single laptop and i would like to run
some mpi programs. Maybe in this case , perhaps is the machinefile useless??
>> One other thing i noticed is that on the readme states that hydra is the primary process manager, but using the mpiexec -info it clearly states that pmi ( or something similar ) is the primary pm.
> http://wiki.mpich.org/mpich/index.php/Frequently_Asked_Questions#Q:_What_are_process_managers.3F
>
> /Maybe it should better read: "Process Manager uses: pmi", and as the default is to compile Hydra, you know it already (there are different `mpiexec`s for the different process managers and e.g. mpiexec.gforker has no "-info" option)./
>
So the primary processor manager (default) in my installation is hydra
right?
>> And for a last thing my installation was made without using any prefixes at the configuration.
>>
>> PS.One other thing i just noticed is that when i did the installation i could run mpich ( the test runs with the pi programm, mpiexec -info , etc) , but now after a reboot i cant run mpich on the terminal. For example mpiexec -info returns bash: mpiexec: command not found . Whats the deal with that? Didnt i installed mpich on my machine?
> /Might be a $PATH problem, in case it wasn't installed at the default location./
I thought of that too, and i checked it but unsuccessfully. Maybe it has
to do with the fact that i didn't installed it as root.Maybe i need to
redo the installation as root? Any suggestions? As to the install
location etc ?
>
> -- Reuti
Thank you for your time.
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