LSF Version 7.3 - Using Platform LSF HPC

◆ Submit a pset job specifying 1 CPU per cell:
bsub -n 6 -ext "PSET[PTILE=1]" myjob
A pset containing 6 processors is created for the job. The allocation uses 6 cells with
1 processor per cell.
◆ Submit a pset job specifying 4 cells:
bsub -n 6 -ext "PSET[CELLS=4]" myjob
A pset containing 6 processors is created for the job. The allocation uses 4 cells: 2
cells with 2 processors and 2 cells with 1 processor.
◆ Submit a pset job with a range of CPUs and 3 CPUs per cell:
bsub -n 7,10 -ext "PSET[PTILE=3]" myjob
A pset containing 9 processors is created for the job. The allocation uses 3 cells, with
3 CPUs each.
◆ Submit a pset job with a range of CPUs and 4 cells:
bsub -n 7,10 -ext "PSET[CELLS=4]" myjob
A pset containing 7 processors is created for the job. The allocation uses 4 cells, 3
cells with 2 CPUs and 1 cell with 1 CPU:
◆ Submit a pset job with a range of CPUs and 1 cell:
bsub -n 2,4 -ext "PSET[CELLS=1]" myjob
A pset containing 4 processors is created for the job. The allocation uses 1 cell with
4 CPUs.
◆ Submit a pset job requiring cells 1 and 2 with 4 CPUs per cell:
bsub -n 8 -ext"PSET[PTILE=4;CELL_LIST=1,2]" myjob
A pset containing 8 processors is created for the job. The allocation uses cells 1 and
2, each with 4 CPUs.
◆ Submit a pset job requiring a specific range of 6 cells:
bsub -n 16 -ext "PSET[CELL_LIST=4-9]" myjob
A pset containing 16 processors is created for the job. The allocation uses cells
between 4 and 9.
◆ Submit a pset job requiring processors from two ranges of cells, separated by a
comma:
bsub -n 16 -ext "PSET[CELL_LIST=1-5,8-15]" myjob
A pset containing 16 processors is created for the job. The allocation uses
processors from cells 1 through 5 and cells 8 through 15.