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Joseph P. Donaghy
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@@ -258,7 +258,7 @@ adev0: srun -n4 -l /bin/hostname
3: adev3
</pre>
<p>One common mode of operation is to submit a
the
for later execution.
<p>One common mode of operation is to submit a
script
for later execution.
In this example the script name is <i>my.script</i> and we explicitly use
the nodes adev9 and adev10 (<i>-w "adev[9-10]"</i>, note the use of a
node range expression).
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<p>The final mode of operation is to create a resource allocation
and spawn job steps within that allocation.
The <span class="commandline">salloc</span> command is
would be
used
The <span class="commandline">salloc</span> command is used
to create a resource allocation and typically start a shell within
that allocation.
One or more job steps would typically be executed within that allocation
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