Hello Hassan, Erik,
does this issue still persist? Since there are no *.out and no *.err file, would you mind providing a list of the files that are present?
Ie the output of somehing like:
ls -lR /home/cosmo/simulations/the-last-one/output-0001/
as well as the simfactory log file (home/cosmo/simulations/the-last-one/log.txt), please?
Note that the files should always be saved. There names are given in the SubmitScript (exactly how depends on the queuing system used, it may be good if you could include the file SubmitScript and RunScript as well).
Yours, Roland
Dear Erik, Thank you for your reply, but there are not *.out or *.err files in the output directory or anywhere else. Was there an option that I have had to activate that to save these files?
Hassan
On Wed, 11 Sep 2019 at 21:54, Erik Schnetter schnetter@cct.lsu.edu wrote:
Hassan
The last lines of the simulation output might not include the error message. There should be two files in the output directory, one ending in *.out, the other ending in *.err. The latter might have an actual error message.
To see whether all cores are used, you can look at the startup output of Carpet. This would be near the beginning of the *.out file above (within the first 1000 lines or so). To get more detailed output, you can activate the thorn "SystemTopology" in your parameter file. This will provide more details regarding cores and threads in your output.
-erik
On Wed, Sep 11, 2019 at 12:19 PM Hassan Khalvati hassan.kh92@gmail.com wrote:
Dear All, I had a simulation running for nearly 5 days and it stops today with no
reason, no errors, and no termination.
the first thing I need help with is that I can not find the cause that
the simulation has been stopped. The last lines during the simulation have been attached as a text file.
The second problem is that I can not restart from the checkpoint. there
is an error :
./simfactory/bin/sim submit the-last-one
--parfile=par/bbh-2res-1mass-10sep-final.par --procs=56
Error: job id is negative Aborting Simfactory.
I looked up in email archives, and I did what Roland has suggested, to
add a line for jobid, (jobid = 999999) in the properties.ini file, but I am still getting errors
./simfactory/bin/sim submit the-last-one
--parfile=par/bbh-2res-1mass-10sep-final.par --procs=56
Warning: job status is U Warning: job status is U Assigned restart id: 1 Warning: Too many used cores per node specified: specified ppn-used=56
(ppn is 28)
Executing submit command: exec nohup
/home/cosmo/simulations/the-last-one/output-0001/SIMFACTORY/SubmitScript < /dev/null > /dev/null 2> /dev/null & echo $!
Submit finished, job id is 8907
I changed the lines in the properties.ini file for procs, and again
getting error
./simfactory/bin/sim submit the-last-one
--parfile=par/bbh-2res-1mass-10sep-final.par
Assigned restart id: 1 Executing submit command: exec nohup
/home/cosmo/simulations/the-last-one/output-0001/SIMFACTORY/SubmitScript < /dev/null > /dev/null 2> /dev/null & echo $!
Submit finished, job id is 10517
And finally, I am confused about the option for the "ppn, procs, and
..." numbers in the Simfactory. I have attached my CPU information. It is a double 14 core Xeon(R) CPU E5-2680, with 2 threads per core. my submission command was:
./simfactory/bin/sim create-run the-last-one
--parfile=par/bbh-2res-1mass-10sep-final.par --procs=56 --ppn-used=56
but in the properties.ini file, it is mentioned that: numprocs = 4 nodeprocs = 4 numthreads = 14 I have also attached the properties.ini file. Is it using only 4 cores?
I looked up in the Simfactory docs, and also ET's wiki. I can not get a clear picture of how the option of the number of processors works. However, with the same command line, I have mentioned above, --procs=56 --ppn-used=56, the simulation was performing well, I want to know if it is using total number of processors on my system or not. I would be grateful if anyone could help me with each of these issues.
Attachments are: parameter file, properties.ini, simulation-last-lines, CPU info, and the log.txt file.
Sincerely, Hassan
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