LSF Version 7.3 - Platform LSF Configuration Reference

Description
Full path to the directory containing the LSF distribution tar files.
Example
LSF_TARDIR="/usr/local/lsf_distrib"
Default
The parent directory of the current working directory. For example, if lsfinstall is running
under usr/share/lsf_distrib/lsf_lsfinstall the LSF_TARDIR default value is
usr/share/lsf_distrib.
LSF_LOCAL_RESOURCES
Syntax
LSF_LOCAL_RESOURCES="resource ..."
Description
Defines instances of local resources residing on the slave host.
•
For numeric resources, define name-value pairs:
"[resourcemap value*resource_name]"
•
For Boolean resources, define the resource name in the form:
"[resource resource_name]"
When the slave host calls the master host to add itself, it also reports its local resources. The
local resources to be added must be defined in lsf.shared.
If the same resource is already defined in lsf.shared as default or all, it cannot be added as
a local resource. The shared resource overrides the local one.
Tip:
LSF_LOCAL_RESOURCES is usually set in the
slave.config file during installation. If
LSF_LOCAL_RESOURCES are already defined in a local
lsf.conf on the slave host, lsfinstall does not add
resources you define in LSF_LOCAL_RESOURCES in
slave.config. You should not have duplicate
LSF_LOCAL_RESOURCES entries in lsf.conf. If local resources
are defined more than once, only the last definition is valid.
Important:
Resources must already be mapped to hosts in the ResourceMap
section of lsf.cluster.cluster_name. If the ResourceMap section
does not exist, local resources are not added.
Example
LSF_LOCAL_RESOURCES="[resourcemap 1*verilog] [resource linux]"
slave.config
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