You've loaded an old revision of the document! If you save it, you will create a new version with this data. Media FilesIn order to boot the HPC VMs the system administrator must run the following commands <code> vm start thin-01 # start the vm thin-01 ping thin-01 # make sure that you get a response back before starting a different VM vm start thin-02 ping thin-02 #optionally, if you are not scared vm start thick-01 ping thick-01 </code> Finally, after all the HPC VMs have booted, you may boot the login nodes <code> vm start ssh-01 ping ssh-01 vm start ssh-02 ping ssh-02 </code> There might be other VMs for other users that you might need to run <code> vm start rshiny0 ping rshiny-0 vm start rshiny1 ping rshiny-1 </code> here's how the output of vm list would look like <code> root@geonosis:~ # vm list NAME DATASTORE LOADER CPU MEMORY VNC AUTO STATE comp0 default uefi 32 32G - No Stopped dl-01 default uefi 2 8G - No Stopped dl-02 default uefi 2 8G - No Stopped dna0 default uefi 8 32G - No Stopped mitte-dev-01 default uefi 2 4G - No Stopped rshiny0 default uefi 4 16G 127.0.0.1:5900 No Running (90735) rshiny1 default uefi 4 16G 127.0.0.1:5901 No Running (6542) ssh-01 default uefi 2 4G - No Running (65113) ssh-02 default uefi 4 8G - No Running (29385) thick-01 default uefi 64 768G - No Locked (geonosis.local.abi.am) thin-01 default uefi 64 384G - No Running (93403) thin-02 default uefi 64 384G - No Running (69252) </code> Finally, you will need to update the SLURM configs. <code> ssh scontrol-01 -l ops # become root su - </code> attach to tmux session that's running SLURM the following command will show the issues <code> sinfo -R </code> you can "idle" the nodes after they have been booted <code> scontrol update State=idle NodeName=thin-01 </code> note that this command is idempotent and will run once between reboots (unless the state gets corrupted somehow) finally run the fancy command to see what's happening <code> clear; (sinfo -R; sinfo -N -o "%15N %9P %8a %5c %10m %20C %10e" ; squeue -o "%.6i %.10P %.10j %.15u %.10t %.10M %.10D %.20R %.3C %.10m") | column -t </code> to detach from tmux in tmux, you need to run prefix + prefix, in this case: ctrl-b, ctrl-b, d never ever shut down the tmux session in scontrol. tmux is running in the foreground. you may exit now SavePreviewCancel Edit summary
