Hi,
Having gotten einsteintoolkit built on my local macbook, I have decided to try to get things built on the Ohio Supercomputer Center's front end. I have taken one of the config files for ranger and have used it as a base from which I made some changes with particular attention to the locations of needed things on the OSC system. I have tried the following while in the Cactus directory:
./simfactory/bin/sim setup
which did complete with a basic setup (had to do this twice as I logged onto the OSC frontend two separate times and got two different machines, which is not surprising I guess).
While in the Cactus directory:
./simfactory/bin/sim build --optionlist=oscoptionlist --thornlist=thornlists/einsteintoolkit.th >& attempt5.9.1.2012.out &
where oscoptionlist is the edited version of the ranger optionlist I used. I am attaching this optionlist. At the end of the output file I see the following:
HDF5: Installing checker... /usr/bin/install -c h5check '/nfs/05/bgs001/Cactus/configs/sim/scratch/external/HDF5/bin' ~/Cactus/configs/sim/scratch HDF5: Cleaning up... HDF5: Done. HDF5 selected, but HDF5_DIR not set. Checking some places... HDF5 not found Using bundled HDF5... Building HDF5 Checking consistency... Creating Thorn-Flesh bindings... Creating implementation bindings... Creating parameter bindings... Creating variable bindings... Creating schedule bindings... Creating function bindings... CST finished. /nfs/05/bgs001/Cactus/arrangements/Carpet/CarpetLib/src/make.configuration.defn:5: *** Configuration error: The Carpet thorns require MPI. Please configure with MPI, or remove the Carpet thorns from the ThornList.. Stop. make: *** [sim] Error 2
So, the system I run on uses module and the loaded modules are:
-bash-4.1$ module list Currently Loaded Modules: 1) torque/2.5.12 3) modules/1.0 5) mkl/10.3.0 7) fftw3/3.3 2) moab/6.1.5 4) intel/12.1.4.319 6) mvapich2/1.7
I believe/think that the optionlist file reflects the loaded mvapich libs, but maybe I have missed something...
Can you please help me get over this hurdle?
Thanks for your help.
Comer
On 1 Sep 2012, at 20:32, Comer Duncan wrote:
Hi,
Having gotten einsteintoolkit built on my local macbook, I have decided to try to get things built on the Ohio Supercomputer Center's front end. I have taken one of the config files for ranger and have used it
Can you please help me get over this hurdle?
Hi Comer,
Just to check before we get into more details: what version of the Einstein Toolkit is this? I recommend using the latest released version; i.e. Lovelace from earlier this year.
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