Hi Roland,
Indeed, Deucalion is a cluster (as well as MesoPSL and MareNostrum, which I checked before sending my previous email, and which seem to work just fine with the "*" range as expected).
I'm attaching the requested files:
- for the work station: relayer_ubuntu.cfg, workstation_make.config.defn
- for the Deucalion cluster: deucalion-x86.cfg, deucalion_make.config.defn
These are from the minimal working example I was mentioning before, with the latest ET version.
Thank you for your assistance!
Best,
Jordan
________________________________ From: Roland Haas rhaas@mail.ubc.ca Sent: Friday, February 27, 2026 3:30:09 PM To: Jordan Nicoules Cc: Jordan Nicoules via Users Subject: Re: [Users] Range error setting parameter, on cluster
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Hello Jordan,
Well, I don't know if the git hash corresponds to the ET release directly (I took it from the front page of the UsersGuide.pdf I have on my work station). The corresponding ET release should be ET_2024_05 I think.
The hash that is shown in the docs is a git commit hash of the Cactus repository (the "flesh") so I can correlate with the release.
I'm not sure this is (completely) a matter of version, since for a given version, I get different behaviors on different machines:
ET_2024_05: Deucalion --> range error ; work station --> fine
ET_2025_05: Deucalion --> range error ; work station, MesoPSL, MareNostrum --> all fine.
Ok, it working on a workstation and failing on another (or cluster, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deucalion_(supercomputer) ?) is very strange.
Would you be able to send me the option lists for those two and also the files configs/<FOO>/config-data/make.config.defn ? The latter are the fully parsed files that make constructs using the option list and other information.
Isn't ET_2025_05 the latest?
It is the latest yes.
Yours, Roland
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