Explicitly state that the srun --nodes and --ntasks options continue to

  function on BGL.

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@@ -86,6 +86,8 @@ Four new srun options are available:
 <i>--conn-type</i> (specify interconnect type between base partitions, mesh or torus), and 
 <i>--node-use</i> (specify how second processor on each c-node is to be used, 
 coprocessor or virual).
+You can also continue to use the <i>--nodes</i> option with a minimum and (optionally) 
+maximum node count. The <i>--ntasks</i> option continues to be supported. 
 See the srun man pages for details. </p>
 
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@@ -205,7 +207,7 @@ rebooting of c-nodes and I/O nodes.</p>
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-Last modified 29 September 2004</p></td>
+Last modified 5 October 2004</p></td>
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