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spectre simulation error

Pramod
Pramod over 16 years ago
Hi, I am doing distributed spectre simulation through an OCEAN script and i need to run close to 270 jobs in one go. What i am noticing is that the most of the simulations are going through fine.But due to some LSF setting issue few jobs are getting failed (not getting submitted)and it fails to generate even the spectre.out file. I know it is more a problem in our LSF setup. But i had couple of queries related to this (though easy to find a fix here rather than fixing our setup which may take more time) 1,Is there any way to provide the number of job submitted at a time to the LSF using Ocean? I checked the documentation couldn't find from my side. 2,Due to this issue what is happening is that I am forced to re-submit the jobs which may again fail or forced to split my runs into blocks there by editing my setup files. So is there a way to tell spectre environment to re-run only the ones which have not even RUN (no spectre.out)? This way may be in two steps I may be able to finish the set of runs.(without editing the setup files). Any help is really appreciated. Thanks, Pramod
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  • haikom
    haikom over 16 years ago

     hi,

    are all jobs submitted to machines using the same operation system? If it is a mixed setup, try to submit the jobs only to machines using the same operating system (os) to find out, whether it is a problem of the os-setup/installation.

    regards

    haikom

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