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tud-zih-energy
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961c476e
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Moe Jette
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Make the man page easier to read. No fundamental changes in content.
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.TH SMAP "1" "
October
200
4
" "smap 0.4" "Slurm components"
.TH SMAP "1" "
January
200
5
" "smap 0.4" "Slurm components"
.SH "NAME"
smap \- graphically view information about SLURM jobs, partitions, and set
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@@ -177,27 +177,22 @@ Mode Type: \fBCOPROCESS\fR or \fBVIRTUAL\fR.
.I "CREATE"
Submit request for partition creation. There are two main ways this
can be used. Primarily the admin can specify either a size number or on
a BGL system a XYZ coord can be given like this 1x1x1.
a BGL system a XYZ coord can be given like this 1x1x1. Command options
include: \fBConnection = MESH | TORUS\fR, \fBRotation = TRUE | FALSE\fR,
\fBElongation = TRUE | FALSE\fR, \fBMode = COPROC | VIRTUAL\fR, and
\fBRotation = TRUE | FALSE\fR. All command entries are case insensitive.
The default settings are Connection=mesh, Rotation=false, Elongation=false,
and Mode=Coproc.
exp: \fBcreate 8\fR this will request a creation of 8 meaning a cube of 1x2x4
or 2x2x2 which ever fits into the configuration.
.nf
You can also add options like
Connection=TORUS
Mode=VIRTUAL
Rotate
Elongate.
All command entries are case insensitive.
There are a few defaults that exist, namely,
\fBConnection = MESH\fR
\fBRotation = FALSE\fR
\fBElongation = FALSE\fR
\fBMode = COPROC\fR
.fi
.RS
.TP 10
.I \fBcreate 8\fR
This will request a creation of 8 meaning a block of 1x2x4
or 2x2x2 base partitions which ever fits into the configuration.
.TP
.I \fBcreate 1 mode=virtual\fR
This will create a block of one base partition with virtual mode.
.RE
.TP
.I "COPY"
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@@ -207,36 +202,54 @@ will copy the last entry configured. If you want to copy a specific
partition you can specify a particular ID. If a number is placed behind then
there will be that many copies made.
.nf
exp: \fBc\fR this will request a copy of the last partition created.
exp: \fBc A\fR this will request a copy of partition A.
exp: \fBc A 8\fR this will request 8 copies of partition A.
.fi
.RS
.TP 10
.I \fBcopy\fR
This will request a copy of the last partition created.
.TP
.I \fBcopy A\fR
This will request a copy of partition A.
.TP
.I \fBcopy A 8\fR
This will request 8 copies of partition A.
.RE
.TP
.I "DELETE"
Delete last partition created. (Also can use REMOVE, or DROP)
Delete the specified block or (default) the last partition created.
(Also can use REMOVE, or DROP)
.nf
exp: \fBdelete\fR this will delete last partition created.
.fi
.RS
.TP 10
.I \fBdelete\fR
This will delete last partition created.
.TP
.I \fBdelete C\fR
This will delete the block with key A.
.RE
.TP
.I "SAVE"
Save system into a bluegene.conf file into the path of the user.
.nf
exp: \fBsave\fR this will save system into a bluegene.conf.timestamp file.
exp: \fBsave mybluegenefile.conf\fR this will save system into a file named mybluegenefile.conf file.
.fi
.RS
.TP 10
.I \fBsave\fR
This will save system into a bluegene.conf.timestamp file.
.TP
.I \fBsave mybluegenefile.conf\fR
This will save system into a file named mybluegenefile.conf file.
.RE
.TP
.I "CLEAR ALL"
Clear all partitions created. (Also can use CLEAR)
.nf
exp: \fBclear all\fR this will clear the entire system.
.fi
.RS
.TP 10
.I \fBclear all\fR
This will clear all previously created blocks.
.RE
.SH "NODE STATE CODES"
.PP
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