MPICH-1.2.0: p4_error: Could not allocate memory for commandline argv: 251658240
Vanessa Beddo
vbeddo at ucla.edu
Wed Aug 30 14:06:31 PDT 2000
Hi,
I am having problems getting my Powerpc's and Intel X86 boxes to work together using MPICH-1.2.0.
I have been able to succesfully compile and use MPICH on both the PowerPC and X86 machines separately.
However when I try to run a program on both architectures at the same time I'm getting error messages.
My configuration is as follows:
4 Pentium machines (P3-700, P166, P100, P75) running Redhat Linux 6.2
4 PowerPC's (6500/250, 8550/200, 6400/180, 7600/120) running Suse Linux 6.4 (powerpc edition)
I have properly configured the hosts files, nfs, pam etc.
When I use the following procgroup file which uses only one of the Intels and PowerPC's
powerpc 0 /home/arno/CPI
intel 1 /home/arno/CPI
so I ran:
root at dns: /home/arno # mpirun -p4pg procgroup -v CPI
-running /home/arno/CPI on 1 LINUX ch_p4 processors
-p1_1283: p4_error: Could not allocate memory for commandline argv: 251658240
-p0_3902: (1.661768) Trying to receive a message when there are no connections; Bailing out
-rm_l_1_1284: p4_error: interrupt SIGINT: 2
-P4 procgroup file is procgroup.
If I do this with this PROCGROUP file:
intel 0 /home/arno/CPI
powerpc 1 /home/arno/CPI
root at gateway: /home/arno # mpirun -p4pg procgroup -v CPI
-running /home/arno/CPI on 1 LINUX ch_p4 processors
-p1_4089: p4_error: Could not allocate memory for commandline args: 251658240
-p0_9700: (2.792165) Trying to receive a message when there are no connections; Bailing out
-rm_l_1_4090: p4_error: interrupt SIGINT: 2
-P4 procgroup file is procgroup.
Please help,
Arno Ouwehand
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