[Gate-users] GATE on a linux cluster
Samuel BURG
samuel_burg at yahoo.fr
Fri Jun 14 14:33:09 CEST 2013
Hi,
you first need to setup a cluster (single-cpu / multi-core / multi-thread).
With Ubuntu you can use "Condor", it is pre-packed for the distrib:
sudo apt-get install condor
then, you have to learn how this cluster software work to be able to submit "cluster".
You will be short in Ram, 4Gb for 16 threads isn't very large.
It will work for analytical simulations, but large voxelized sources/phantoms won't work.
best regards,
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Samuel Burg
Mail : <samuel_burg at yahoo.fr>
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Objet : [Gate-users] GATE on a linux cluster
Hi Fernando,
I am looking for some advice on installation of GATE on a linux cluster.
My workstation computer configuration are that Inter(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2643 at 3.30 GHz×16, 4GB RAM, 1TGB HD. I have previously installed
GATE on a 2 CPU machine running Ubuntu. However, I didn’t use cluster ever. Now my high-performance computer only run on 1 CPU. Someone here had reported that GATE is a single-thread application so that's not possible.
However, recently I have known that GATE can run in parallel mode on multiple CPUs by using gjs and gjm. Some helpful links or advice to help me set up my installation!
Bin
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