To start an interactive use the qsub
command with the -I
option:
razor-l1:pwolinsk:$ qsub -I qsub: waiting for job 1451274.sched to start qsub: job 1451274.sched ready PBS_NODEFILE=/var/spool/torque/aux/1451274.sched PBS_NUM_NODES=walltime=03 PBS_PPN=walltime=03:00:00 PBS_PPA=12 Currently Loaded Modulefiles: 1) os/el6 compute1141:pwolinsk:$
This command starts an interactive job with default parameters:
tiny12core
queue for 3 hours To explicitly specify these options please use the following parameters to the qsub command.
parameter | value | meaning |
---|---|---|
-I | (uppercase “i”) request an interactive job | |
-l | walltime=2:01:00 | (lowercase “L”) request a runtime of 2 hours 1 minute and 0 seconds |
-l | nodes=1:ppn=2 | (lowercase “L”) request 2 computing cores on 1 node |
-q | student48core | request a node in the 'student48core' queue |
razor-l1:pwolinsk:$ qsub -I -l walltime=2:01:00 -l nodes=1:ppn=2 -q student48core qsub: waiting for job 1451283.sched to start qsub: job 1451283.sched ready PBS_NODEFILE=/var/spool/torque/aux/1451283.sched PBS_NUM_NODES=1 PBS_PPN=2 PBS_PPA=48 Currently Loaded Modulefiles: 1) os/el6 compute2801:pwolinsk:$
For information about the available queues on Razor and Trestles please see queues.
Interactive jobs end when you disconnect. If your job is done computing and is at a system prompt, please exit the compute node so it can be reused. If you have unreliable network access that doesn't last as long as an interactive job, see GNU Screen at Yale CRC.