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Torque/PBS on Fedora 17 using yum repository.

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http://forums.fedoraforum.org – This took me a little while to figure out, so I've decided to post here for anyone interested in getting a single-node batch scheduling system running on Fedora 17 using torque from the fedora repository. These are really just a bunch of notes I took during the process. I have a dual quad-core machine and this just allows me to make use of idle cores. I could (and did orginially) use the linux "batch" command but some of my jobs are CPU-bound and some are I/O-bound. For the latter, I needed a way to strictly limit the number of concurrent jobs running and torque may be overkill, but (HowTos)

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