Platform LSF Reference Version 6.2

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◆ LSF_RSHCMD—the remote shell command (e.g, rsh or ssh) accessing the
remote host
◆ LSF_HOSTS—list of hosts to run hostsetup on
◆ LSF_TOPDIR—sets the hostsetup --top option. Specify the full path to the
top-level installation directory.
rhostsetup tries to detect this from lsf.conf if
it is not defined here.
◆ LSF_BOOT—sets the hostsetup --boot option. Default is no (n).
◆ LSF_QUIET—sets the hostsetup --quiet option. Default is no (n).
Example rshostsetup configuration
LSF_RSHCMD="ssh -n"
LSF_HOSTS="hostA hostB hostC"
LSF_TOPDIR=/usr/local/lsf
LSF_BOOT=y
LSF_QUIET=n
OPTIONS
-f option_file
Name of the file containing the installation options. The file can be any name you
choose. The name of the default template file for normal installation is
install.config. To install slave hosts for dynamic host configuration, use the
template file
slave.config.
-s
Install a dynamic slave host.
Specify installation options in the
slave.config file.
Required parameters:
◆ LSF_SERVER_HOSTS="host_name [host_name ...]"
◆ LSF_TOP="/path"
◆ LSF_TARDIR="/path"
Optional parameters:
◆ LSF_LIM_PORT=port_number
If the master host does not use the default LSF_LIM_PORT, you must specify the
same LSF_LIM_PORT defined in
lsf.conf on the master host.
◆ LSF_LOCAL_RESOURCES="resource ..."
Defines the local resources for a dynamic host.
❖ For numeric resources, defined name-value pairs:
"[resourcemap value*resource_name]"
❖ For Boolean resources, the value will be the resource name in the form:
"[resource resource_name]"
For example:
LSF_LOCAL_RESOURCES="[resourcemap 1*verilog] [resource linux]"