It seems all those failures are happening the first time the failing package touches /opt/ohpc. There is an incomplete cpio error message, so cpio has trouble unpacking the RPM content on that file sy

Could you provide more details about the errors you are seeing. Do you have errors installing ohpc-release-1.3-1.el7.x86_64.rpm or does that work? Can you give a full output of the error you get tryin

I also see no bug report for this. Please do open a new issue at github, or if you have a patch please submit that. Adrian

Jeff also said that the workshop at OSS NA last year was very successful and I was in discussion with him to do a similar workshop this year at OSS EU in Lyon. I will be giving a talk about OpenHPC at

Is this maybe something we should include directly in the OpenHPC package (it should be combined with an Obsoletes and be versioned)? Or would this break to many things? Adrian

Hello Ryan, this sounds like valuable knowledge. Is this something you would be interested to include in OpenHPC's documentation? Adrian

If you are only interested in a newer compiler, there is also the devtoolset: https://www.softwarecollections.org/en/scls/rhscl/devtoolset-7/ This seems unrelated to the compiler question, right? If y

Looking at github this seems to be fixed with the 1.3.6 release of OpenHPC: https://github.com/openhpc/ohpc/pull/814 Adrian

#slurm #cgroup

Using rsync 3.1.3: $ rsync -r rsync://build.openhpc.community/OpenHPC/ > /dev/null rsync: readlink_stat("/1.3:/Update3/SLE_12" (in OpenHPC)) failed: Permission denied (13) rsync: readlink_stat("/1.3:/

Running rsync against build.openhpc.community I get rsync: readlink_stat("/1.3:/Update4/SLE_12" (in OpenHPC)) failed: Permission denied (13) rsync: readlink_stat("/1.3:/Update4/CentOS_7" (in OpenHPC))

Then you actually need to re-compile the package and change the '--prefix' during configure (or similar) to the desired path. If you do that you also need to create a modulefile to make it possible fo

Without knowing which provisioner and which OS you use it is difficult to answer. But assuming recent CentOS and Warewulf the documentation says something like this: $ export CHROOT=/opt/ohpc/admin/im

Not sure what you are actually asking. There is a gdl package in EPEL, which is usually enabled it you install OpenHPC. Do you mean that gdl package? Or Something else? Adrian

If I look at the symlinks at my complete rsync mirror I see: updates -> ../1.3:/Update5 So it seems like you also need to sync the '1.3:' directory to have working symlinks. Not sure what the intent o

Thanks for providing those patches. The best way to submit them to OpenHPC would be to open a pull request on github: https://github.com/openhpc/ohpc/pulls Try to open your pull requests against the 1

Hello John, I guess you mean Anton. I was just pointing out that the driver for that card no longer exists in the CentOS 7 kernel. Adrian

The driver for that card is not part of CentOS 7 from what I can tell. Adrian

I downloaded the Fedora 27 64bit Raspberry Pi 3 image: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Architectures/ARM/Raspberry_Pi#Raspberry_Pi_3_aarch64_support Installed it and replaced all user space packages wi

That is 32bit only. What I did for a demo was to use CentOS 64 bit aarch64 user-space and a Fedora 64 bit kernel which works with the raspberry pi 3. Adrian

Did you have a look at the OpenHPC recipes? All the steps described in the PDFs are also available as shell scripts: /opt/ohpc/pub/doc/recipes/centos7/x86_64/warewulf/slurm/recipe.sh All necessary ste