Chris This still doesn't seem to be working. I added these definitions
into the local configuration file and then did a reconfigure, but
"condor_status -direct n05 -long" is still showing virtual machines. The StartLog shows: Using config file:
/opt/condor-6.7.6/etc/condor_config Using local config files:
/opt/condor-6.7.6/local.n05/condor_config.local DaemonCore: Command Socet at
<192.168.1.15:56420> vm1: New machine resource allocated vm2: New machine resource allocated vm3: New machine resource allocated vm4: New machine resource allocated About to run initial benchmarks . . Just in case reconfigure didn’t work, I shut the node down and
restarted the daemon but that didn’t help. What am I missing? Thanks in advance, Greg Fossheim -----Original Message----- Alain Roy wrote: > >> 1) How do I get the
machine to report itself as a single >> processor with access to all memory? I set NUM_CPUS=1
and that didn’t >> seem to work. > > > Did you do a condor_reconfig after you changed it? Definitely check that you issued this command, but you can also set the
VIRTUAL_MACHINE parameters as such: MAX_VIRTUAL_MACHINE_TYPES = 1 VIRTUAL_MACHINE_TYPE_1 = cpus=2, ram=1/1, swap=1/1, disk=1/1 NUM_VIRTUAL_MACHINES_TYPE_1 = 1 With this config I made a machine appear as one node with both of its
CPUs and all of its RAM. To make the node a single CPU machine, simply
change 'cups=2' to 'cups=1'. Chris. -------------------- This email message is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s) and may contain privileged information. Any unauthorized review, use, disclosure or distribution is prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender by reply email and destroy all
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