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--- doku:comsol [2021/10/22 09:46] – [Possible IO-Error] ir
+++ doku:comsol [2023/02/22 20:42] – [Job script] goldenberg
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 <code>
-module avail 2>&1 | grep -i comsol
+module avail Comsol
 </code>
 Currently on VSC-4, these versions can be loaded:
   * Comsol/5.5
   * Comsol/5.6
+  * Comsol/6.1
 <code>
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 #SBATCH --ntasks-per-node=24
 #SBATCH --job-name="karman"
-#SBATCH --partition=mem_0384
+#SBATCH --partition=skylake_0384
-#SBATCH --qos=mem_0384
+#SBATCH --qos=skylake_0384
 module purge
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 ==== Using a shared node ====
-If your case isn't that demanding on hardware and you are interested in a fast solution, it is possible to use one of the shared nodes. These are non-exclusive nodes, thus more than just one job is able to use the provided hardware.
+If your case isn't that demanding concerning hardware resources, i.e. your job does not need the resources of a full VSC-4 node with 48 cores, then make use of one of the shared nodes. These are non-exclusive nodes, thus, more than just one job can run at the same time on the provided hardware.
-On these nodes you have to tell SLURM, how much memory (RAM) your case would need. This value should be less than the maximum of 96GB these nodes uses. Otherwise your job needs a whole node anyway.
+On these nodes you have to tell SLURM, **how much memory (RAM)** your case needs. This value should be less than the maximum memory of these nodes which is 96GB. Otherwise your job needs a whole node, anyway.
 Here we use --mem=20G, to dedicate 20GB of memory.