HP SVA V2.1 Visualization System Software Reference Guide

sva_chromium_dmx.sh(1)
NAME
sva_chromium_dmx.sh -- Allocates, launches, runs, and terminates a Chromium job.
Synopsis
sva_chromium_dmx.sh { -d display-surface } [ -p partition-name ] [ -I ] [ -g
resolution ] [ -i input-x-display] [ -s ] [ -l ] [ -e ] [ -f ] [ -v ] [ -V ] [ -D ] [ -h ] {
application_command }
Parameters
-d display-surface or
--display_surface name
Selects a Display Surface to use for the job. It also implicitly
selects the execution host for the job because each Display
Surface has a default execution host.
This is a required parameter unless you use the --local
option as an alternative. The two options are mutually
exclusive for this script.
A Display Surface is a named display that consists of one
or more display devices with a particular orientation. Initial
configuration of the SVA creates a named single-tile
Display Surface for each display node and its associated
display device. A typical default Display Surface is
SVA_DS_1_1.
The site administrator can create additional Display
Surfaces using the Display Surface Configuration Tool.
You can also use this tool to list all the named Display
Surfaces on a cluster. This tool is documented in the SVA
System Administration Guide.
Can be specified in the User Configuration File.
-p partition-name or
--partition partition-name
Requests resources from the SLURM partition
partition-name. The default partition is used if no
partition is named.
-I or --interactive
Runs the application in interactive mode. Interactive mode
allocates nodes and starts X Servers. It launches your
desktop environment (for example, KDE or Gnome) on
the machine you are logged into. You can then start, stop,
and restart applications as usual.
To terminate your session, log out from your desktop
environment.
You must use the script command a second time to launch
standard OpenGL applications. The second invocation
requires only the application pathname be entered as a
parameter to the script command.
Before running the script in interactive mode, set the
DISPLAY environment variable to point to the machine on
which you want the display to appear, or the script fails.
-g resolution or
--tile_geometry resolution
Sets the tile geometry that each of the tiles uses. Valid
values include 1280x1024, 1400x1050, and 1600x1200.
This value overrides in order of precedence,
tile_geometry values set in the User Configuration File,
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