Administering Platform LSF - SAS

Chapter 42
Troubleshooting and Error Messages
Fixing DEFAULT
host type
Fixing DEFAULT
host model
1 Run lim -t on the host whose type is DEFAULT:
% lim -t
Host Type
: sun4
Host Architecture : SUNWUltra2_200_sparcv9
Matched Type
: DEFAULT
Matched Architecture : SUNWUltra2_300_sparc
Matched Model
: Ultra2
CPU Factor : 20.2
Note the value of Host Type and Host Architecture.
2 Edit lsf.shared.
In the HostType section, enter a new host type. Use the host type name
detected with lim -t. For example:
Begin HostType
TYPENAME
DEFAULT
CRAYJ
sun4
...
3 Save changes to lsf.shared.
4 Run lsadmin reconfig to reconfigure LIM.
1 Run the lim -t command on the host whose model is DEFAULT:
% lim -t
Host Type
: sun4
Host Architecture : SUNWUltra2_200_sparcv9
Matched Type
: DEFAULT
Matched Architecture : SUNWUltra2_300_sparc
Matched Model
: DEFAULT
CPU Factor : 20.2
Note the value of Host Architecture.
2 Edit lsf.shared.
In the HostModel section, add the new model with architecture and CPU
factor. Add the host model to the end of the host model list. The limit for
host model entries is 127. Lines commented out with # are not counted as
part of the 127 line limit.
Use the architecture detected with lim -t. For example:
Begin HostModel
MODELNAME CPUFACTOR ARCHITECTURE # keyword
Ultra2 20 SUNWUltra2_200_sparcv9
End HostModel
3 Save changes to lsf.shared.
4 Run lsadmin reconfig to reconfigure LIM.
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