The openfoam module that I have created is: #%Module1.0##################################################################### proc ModulesHelp { } { puts stderr " " puts stderr "This module loads openf

Hi guys. I need you to help me understand how can I set up openfoam as a module in the openhpc modules hierarchy. I created the modulefile in the path /opt/ohpc/pub/moduledeps/intel-mpicc/openfoam/10.

Do we have any updates on the static gnu libraries? I would love to use these with OHPC...

Hi, With OpenHPC installation (Rocky Linux 8.6) : I can't do static compilation and I don't understand why : ml Currently Loaded Modules: 1) gnu12/12.2.0 -> from OpenHPC-gnu12 g++ --version g++ (GCC)

Hi, With OpenHPC installation (Rocky Linux 8.6) : I can't do static compilation and I don't understand why : ml Currently Loaded Modules: 1) gnu12/12.2.0 -> from OpenHPC-gnu12 g++ --version g++ (GCC)

We keep the data. Usually, someone else takes it over. If not, we archive it. We have to keep everything for 5 years and most of it is collaborative work. Our implementation is certainly not on the li

Dear all, the last couple of days I had my head banging against the wall. :-( I want to build CDO 2.1.1 against NetCDF v. 4.9.0 with the Intel compiler from the OpenHPC stack, but already the configur

Check your firewall (disable/stop firewalld). Firewalld now uses the new nft tables directly, which rules are not shown in iptables. Tim. From: users@... <users@...

Hello all, I followed the openhpc doc to reinstall our cluster with rockylinux 8.6 + openhpc with warewulf stateless. However, I'm having trouble in getting the compute nodes to do network boot proper

Hi Lillian. Finally I solve it by copying the spack app and modulefile to the pub folder and I modify the modulefile to use that folder. Thank you for your advice.

We have an NFS mount for shared modules and software. For us, we use /opt, but any folder will do. Just be sure that your lmod config is updated to point to any additional module folders. -- Thank you

Hi guys, Do you know any way to make accessible the spack module from the compute nodes since it is just installed in the admin folder it is available just from the master node? I am using ohpc 2.4 on

Don’t forget the community! :grin: Tim. From: users@... <users@...> on behalf of jose_d <jose@...> Date: Tuesday, March 7, 2023 at 4:47 AM To: users@...

From the boot menu it seems to be the correct boot order -P

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my distro. TL/DR: openHPC = "well documented quick start"? When I was started at my current $site, HPC was manually installed on bare metal hw using hand-configure-maked software, combination of vario

"No more network devices" ... So, bootlocal being EXIT sets the value to -1. Which *should* mean the BIOS goes to the next boot device. Is the hard disk actually in there after the boott NIC in boot o

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Sadly adding the emergency target also did not help, ended up in the same issue as always. However, I recorded a video over the iRMC interface during the boot process. Right before the grub menu I can

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Was half expecting it.... The *.device files get automagically created by systemd when udev triggers it. So, there could be some sort of mismatch between what udev is seeing, and what systemd is tryin

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Dear Jason, thank you for your suggestions. Unfortunately, adding the shell to the boot options like so Ends up in the same boot error. The order, where I put the init line does not matter, it still e

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"Frank Schilder via lists.openhpc.community" <frans=dtu.dk@...> writes: What do you do with the data of a user who has been removed from the central AD? Presumably at some point yo