[Mauiusers] Maui vs pbs_sched

[Andrus, Mr. Brian (Contractor)]

That worked, but now I am confused.
So, with maui, how do max cpus someone can request in a queue, how many
total cpus are available to the queue, set the default if they don't
specify how many, and require all jobs run on at least X cpus in that
queue?

I had used the lines such as:
set queue medium resources_max.ncpus = 16
set queue medium resources_min.ncpus = 2
set queue medium resources_default.ncpus = 2 
set queue medium resources_available.ncpus = 30


Brian Andrus perotsystems 
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[mailto:mauiusers-bounces at supercluster.org] On Behalf Of Garrick Staples
Sent: Monday, October 29, 2007 4:43 PM
To: mauiusers at supercluster.org
Subject: Re: [Mauiusers] Maui vs pbs_sched

On Mon, Oct 29, 2007 at 03:46:47PM -0700, Andrus, Mr. Brian (Contractor)
alleged:
> Ok, I have been playing with my maui.cfg and found one tidbit that may

> help.
> 
> If I have ANY RMCFG entry in my maui.cfg, everything runs but only on 
> a single node.
> If I comment out my RMCFG entries, everything queues up, but will run 
> as requested when I issue a 'qrun' on the job.

Which basicly means you aren't using maui at all, falling back to the
same mechanism as pbs_sched.

 
> set queue medium resources_max.ncpus = 16 set queue medium 
> resources_max.walltime = 04:00:00 set queue medium 
> resources_default.mem = 768mb set queue medium resources_default.ncpus

> = 2 set queue medium resources_available.ncpus = 30

> set server resources_default.ncpus = 1

Get rid of these ncpus lines.