Soldato
Has anyone using Finstall installed two clients on a single VM recently? It's been a while since I did it, so this is driving me nuts -
Finstall does it's thing without any issues and creates the CPU1 folder. I then manually create a CPU2 folder using this set of commands from SiriusB's guide -
I then edit the new FaH file to change both occurances of 'CPU1' to 'CPU2'.
In theory that should give me two SMP clients when I run './folding start', but every time I do so, CPU2 starts as a standard client, without either the expected -smp or -verbosity 9 flags.
This is happening on both VM's every single time I reinstall Finstall, or delete and remake the CPU2 folders.
Please tell me that there's something really simple I've missed, because I used to be able to do this in my sleep
Finstall does it's thing without any issues and creates the CPU1 folder. I then manually create a CPU2 folder using this set of commands from SiriusB's guide -
Code:
cd ~/foldingathome
./folding stop
mkdir CPU2
cd CPU1
cp fah6 FaH mpiexec ~/foldingathome/CPU2
cd ../CPU2
./fah6 -smp -configonly
I then edit the new FaH file to change both occurances of 'CPU1' to 'CPU2'.
In theory that should give me two SMP clients when I run './folding start', but every time I do so, CPU2 starts as a standard client, without either the expected -smp or -verbosity 9 flags.
This is happening on both VM's every single time I reinstall Finstall, or delete and remake the CPU2 folders.
Please tell me that there's something really simple I've missed, because I used to be able to do this in my sleep