E@H GPU tasks not able to run due to CPU task of other project

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Kashra
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5 Oct 2020 1:58:00 UTC
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    Hi Folks,

     

    I´ve got a little problem getting E@H GPU tasks to run properly.

    If I run Rosetta@Home on the CPUs and want E@H to be running on the GPUs, it happens that Rosetta takes all CPU slots and E@H is idle due to no available CPU slot.

     

    How can I fix this?

     

    I tried app_config.xml with:

     

    <app>
            <name>einstein_O2MDF</name>
            <max_concurrent>32</max_concurrent>
            <gpu_versions>
                <gpu_usage>0.5</gpu_usage>
                <cpu_usage>0.1</cpu_usage>
            </gpu_versions>
        </app>

     

    Does anyone know how to properly do it (keep E@H priority above other projects which might otherwise take up the needed CPU slot) ?

    mikey
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    Kashra wrote:Hi

    5 Oct 2020 2:53:37 UTC
    Message 180279
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      Kashra wrote:

      Hi Folks,

       

      I´ve got a little problem getting E@H GPU tasks to run properly.

      If I run Rosetta@Home on the CPUs and want E@H to be running on the GPUs, it happens that Rosetta takes all CPU slots and E@H is idle due to no available CPU slot.

       

      How can I fix this?

       

      I tried app_config.xml with:

       

      <app>
              <name>einstein_O2MDF</name>
              <max_concurrent>32</max_concurrent>
              <gpu_versions>
                  <gpu_usage>0.5</gpu_usage>
                  <cpu_usage>0.1</cpu_usage>
              </gpu_versions>
          </app>

       

      Does anyone know how to properly do it (keep E@H priority above other projects which might otherwise take up the needed CPU slot) ? 

      I think Einstein tasks require more of the cpu than that, mine take 0.9 percent of a cpu core so until you give it a whole cpu core they won't run.

      MarkJ
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      mikey wrote:Kashra

      5 Oct 2020 4:24:18 UTC
      Message 180281 in response to message 180279
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        mikey wrote:

        Kashra wrote:

        Hi Folks,

         

        I´ve got a little problem getting E@H GPU tasks to run properly.

        If I run Rosetta@Home on the CPUs and want E@H to be running on the GPUs, it happens that Rosetta takes all CPU slots and E@H is idle due to no available CPU slot.

         

        How can I fix this?

        Limit Rosetta to 31 (assuming you have a 32 thread machine).

        Create an app_config for Rosetta with a <project_max_concurrent>31</project_max_concurrent> in it. You don’t have to specify the apps. It will be limited to 31 threads leaving one free for Einstein.

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