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Login to a suncat login server (suncatls1,suncatls2 ,suncatls3, all @slac.stanford.edu) to execute commands like these (notice they are similar for gpaw/dacapo/jacapo):
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gpaw-bsub -o mo2n.log -q suncat-long -n 8 mo2n.py dacapo-bsub -o Al-fcc-single.log -q suncat-long -n 8 Al-fcc-single.py jacapo-bsub -o Al-fcc-single.log -q suncat-long -n 8 co.py |
You can find more
You can select a particular version of gpaw to run (documented here):
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Login to a suncat login server (suncatls1,suncatls2,suncatls3) to execute these. You can get more information about these commands from the unix man pages.
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bjobs (shows your current list of batch jobs and jobIds) bjobs -d (shows list of your recently completed batch jobs) bqueues suncat-long (shows number of cores pending and running) bjobs -u all | grep suncat (show jobs of all users in the suncat queues) bpeek <jobId> (examine logfile output from job that may not have been flushed to disk) bkill <jobId> (kill job) btop <jobId> (moves job priority to the top) bbot <jobId> (moves job priority to the bottom) bsub -w "ended\(12345\)" (wait for job id 12345 to be EXITed or DONE before running) bmod [options] <jobId> (modify job parameters after submission, e.g. priority (using -sp flag)) bswitch suncat-xlong 12345 (move running job id 12345 to the suncat-xlong queue) |