Joshua Zahner
Joshua Zahner
Im confused. `lscpu` says there are 96 CPUs, which is what the cpu_count finds. Thats what it supposed to be. Dask doesn't operate on "cores" it operates on "cpus" which...
@falkamelung It'll be much simpler for you to just set minty.compute.numWorker to 48 and not touch it anymore. Additional searches have turned up anything that will pull just the number...
There is no way to get the values you want in pure python. You can get either the total number of CPUs (96) via `psutil.cpu_count()` or the number of cores...
Parsing 'lscpu' via `os` should not be done, as it resource intensive.
@yunjunz Thoughts on this? I would really hesitate at parsing the output of `lscpu` in python looking for the proper values we want, as its a pretty limited use case,...
Using `os.system('lscpu')` is a messy work around for this, and doing things like that are generally not recommended by the python community, as they're comparatively expensive to using a native...
I am looking at this. Its a bug in submit_jobs.bash where its not properly getting the run_file from the *.job filename for insarmaps and smallbaseline_wrapper.
I am presently unable to get smallbaseline_wrapper.job to timeout. I have lowered to the wall time to 0:00:05 and it still completes in time.
@falkamelung Should the following files all be present in the project directory: ``` insarmaps.job insarmaps smallbaseline_wrapper.job smallbaseline_wrapper ``` In the same way that each *.job file non the run_files/ directory...
Thats the thing. I don't have this. I was making sure that was how it is supposed to be.