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This page describes some of the basics for setting up jobs on the particle-physics computer cluster at Nevis. | ||||||||
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> > | For a quick introduction to condor at Nevis, see the documents on batch processing and condor tutorial that are on WilliamSeligman's ROOT tutorial![]() | |||||||
Warning: Using condor is not trivial. You'll have to learn quite a few details and about disk sharing. What follows are a few basic concepts, but it is not enough to get you started.
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The standard condor examples | ||||||||
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cp -arv /usr/share/doc/condor-*/examples . cd examples | ||||||||
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< < | Read the README file; type make to compile the programs; type sh submit to submit a few test jobs. | |||||||
> > | Read the README file; type make to compile the programs; type sh submit to submit a few test jobs. Note that these examples are several years old, and you may have to do some debugging to get the compilation process to work. | |||||||
You may notice that the sh_loop script will not execute; it will sit in the "Idle" state indefinitely. It won't execute unless you submit it in the vanilla universe; see batch details. |