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BobMALCS
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5 Feb 2013 18:09:56 UTC
Topic 196789
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If I have 2 (or more for that matter) GPUs, either same or different model, on a system, is it possible to ensure that Einstein@h (for example) runs only on a particular GPU.
Jord, thanks for the pointer. That's the info I needed.
I will, I assume, also need 1.
Just one minor grumble. It would have been easier, for me at least, if I could just have entered Einstein@Home rather than entering each as there are, at the moment, five of them and they could be changed at any time.
Just one minor grumble. It would have been easier, for me at least, if I could just have entered Einstein@Home rather than entering each as there are, at the moment, five of them and they could be changed at any time.
You can just enter Einstein@Home, you don't have to enter any entries, same as you don't have to enter a entry if you only have GPUs from one Vendor,
Einstein only has one Sub-project that uses GPUs, why would you want to enter five entries?
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Don't use the given GPU for the given project. If is not specified, exclude all GPUs of the given type. is required if your computer has more than one type of GPU; otherwise it can be omitted. specifies the short name of an application (i.e. the element within the element in client_state.xml). If specified, only tasks for that app are excluded. You may include multiple elements. New in 6.13
Had another look at the Configuration file syntax. It would seem, from the syntax, that appname is optional. I would assume then that if it is omitted then project_URL effectively specifies all the apps in the project. The way the explantion is stated seemed, to me, to imply that all apps had to be specified individually.
By the way, I assume the project_url is actually in the client_state.xml file.
Locking a task to a particular GPU
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Yes, with the BOINC 7.0 option in the client configuration file cc_config.xml
You'll want to exclude the GPU you do not want to use at Einstein.
Jord, thanks for the pointer.
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Jord, thanks for the pointer. That's the info I needed.
I will, I assume, also need 1.
Just one minor grumble. It would have been easier, for me at least, if I could just have entered Einstein@Home rather than entering each as there are, at the moment, five of them and they could be changed at any time.
Thanks again,
BobM
RE: Just one minor grumble.
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You can just enter Einstein@Home, you don't have to enter any entries, same as you don't have to enter a entry if you only have GPUs from one Vendor,
Einstein only has one Sub-project that uses GPUs, why would you want to enter five entries?
Claggy
Jord, Had another look at
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Jord,
Had another look at the Configuration file syntax. It would seem, from the syntax, that appname is optional. I would assume then that if it is omitted then project_URL effectively specifies all the apps in the project. The way the explantion is stated seemed, to me, to imply that all apps had to be specified individually.
By the way, I assume the project_url is actually in the client_state.xml file.
regards,
BobM
http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu
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The above cc_config.xml file, when placed in your BOINC Data directory, would exclude GPU1 from being used here. Only GPU0 would then be used.
Jord, All sorted now.
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Jord,
All sorted now. Thanks for the help.
BobM
Yay. :-) You're welcome.
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Yay. :-)
You're welcome.