From: Gengbin Zheng (gzheng_at_ks.uiuc.edu)
Date: Sat Jan 08 2005 - 21:20:08 CST
Which version of charm/namd is this? It must be very old.
You can try charm >= 5.8, NAMD 2.5 source.
Gengbin
Eric Peterson wrote:
>I tried running charmrun with the "+netpoll" and "++netpoll" options and it
>doesn't recognize either one.... Maybe the Linux Alpha build of charm++ is
>outdated and doesn't include that option??
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>Eric
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>On 1/8/05 7:00 PM, "Gengbin Zheng" <gzheng_at_ks.uiuc.edu> wrote:
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>>Something pretty bad happened here, probably not in charmrun. The
>>message seemed to be corrupted and delivered to a wrong function.
>>We haven't tested on Linux Alpha for a long time. I can't tell for sure
>>why this happens.
>>could you try run this again, but with "+netpoll" option, which disables
>>asynchronous I/O interruption.
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>>Gengbin
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>>Eric Peterson wrote:
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>>>I'm trying to get a parallel run going on a Linux Alpha cluster here at
>>>Caltech... Things seem to start okay but then I run into a cryptic error
>>>about something called "CWeb performance data"?? Has anyone run into this
>>>error before?
>>>
>>>Here's the output to standard error:
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>>>
>>>Charmrun> charmrun started...
>>>Charmrun> using /tmp/74750.alicante.aero.caltech.edu.nodelist as nodesfile
>>>Charmrun> rsh (n02:0d) started
>>>Charmrun> rsh (n01:1d) started
>>>Charmrun> node programs all started
>>>Charmrun> node programs all connected
>>>------------- Processor 1 Exiting: Called CmiAbort ------------
>>>Reason: CWeb performance data sent to wrong processor...
>>>
>>>req_handle_abort called
>>>Fatal error on PE 1> CWeb performance data sent to wrong processor...
>>>
>>>-----
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>>>And the output from standard out:
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>>>-----
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>>>Charmrun rsh(n01.1)> remote responding...
>>>Charmrun rsh(n01.1)> starting node-program...
>>>Charmrun rsh(n01.1)> rsh phase successful.
>>>Charmrun rsh(n02.0)> remote responding...
>>>Charmrun rsh(n02.0)> starting node-program...
>>>Charmrun rsh(n02.0)> rsh phase successful.
>>>Charmrun> adding client 0: "n02", IP:10.1.0.102
>>>Charmrun> adding client 1: "n01", IP:10.1.0.101
>>>Charmrun> Charmrun = 10.1.0.102, port = 4544
>>>Charmrun> Sending "0 10.1.0.102 4544 14893 0" to client 0.
>>>Charmrun> Starting rsh n02 -l peterson /bin/sh -f
>>>Charmrun> Sending "1 10.1.0.102 4544 14893 0" to client 1.
>>>Charmrun> Starting rsh n01 -l peterson /bin/sh -f
>>>Charmrun> waiting for rsh (n02:0), pid 14894
>>>Charmrun> waiting for rsh (n01:1), pid 14895
>>>Charmrun> Waiting for 0-th client to connect.
>>>Charmrun> client 0 connected (IP=10.1.0.102 data_port=1242)
>>>Charmrun> Waiting for 1-th client to connect.
>>>Charmrun> client 1 connected (IP=10.1.0.101 data_port=1030)
>>>Charmrun> All clients connected.
>>>Charmrun> IP tables sent.
>>>
>>>
>>>-- Eric
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