Hi All
Finally, I have ROMS running again on CHPC's iQudu cluster (e1350 IBM Linux cluster)
IQudu used to be set up with IBM's load-leveler but recently CHPC made the change to Moab. This meant starting from scratch!
I have made a testcase directory in my work directory on IQudu that a new user can copy into their work directories and use as a starting point.
/CHPC/work/nburls/ROMS_iQudu_testcase
The files of interest in it are
1) jobcomp_iqudu_intel
Note! As mentioned at the top of this script, you have to source the Intel compiler in your .bashrc script
Also note that as it is currently configured this script makes use of source code in my home directory.
set SOURCE=/CHPC/home/nburls/Roms_Agrif_v2.1_20_07_2010/Roms_Agrif
and a mvapich library (/CHPC/home/nburls/mvapich_intel) and netcdf library (/CHPC/home/nburls/netcdf_intel) in my home directory.
2) run_roms_iqudu.moab
Note! Make sure you change the following lines to point to your directory.
#MSUB -o /CHPC/work/nburls/ROMS_iQudu_testcase/roms_log.out
#MSUB -e /CHPC/work/nburls/ROMS_iQudu_testcase/roms_log.err
#MSUB -d /CHPC/work/nburls/ROMS_iQudu_testcase/
Let me know if any issues pop up. Hopefully not.
Natalie
Hi Nat,
ReplyDeleteAwesome you got this up and going! I have been trying to compile for a bit, and I seem to be having an issue with licensing; it keeps telling me a licence for FComp is not available. Maybe I have not done my pathing correctly, but my .bashrc looks ok. Do I need to apply for a non-commercial intel licence?
Cheers
Ben