timing
directory, and in there should be a cesm_timing.XXX
file, where XXX
includes the case name and date. If you can provide that file then it might also be of help.I'm looking the cesm_timing directory, but i foud nothing in there. When i use top command to seek my cesm.exe. I got this and it seems like running. But i checked the progress , maybe the progress hanging. So what's the issue?Hi CGL,
There could be many different reasons why the model took so long to run. Do you know what resolution or model grid you are trying to use for this run? Also are you trying to run this on an NCAR machine (e.g. Cheyenne) or somewhere else? Finally, in your case directory there should be atiming
directory, and in there should be acesm_timing.XXX
file, whereXXX
includes the case name and date. If you can provide that file then it might also be of help.
Thanks, and have a great day!
Jesse
num_inst_driver
variable. So I am suspicious that something is wrong with either the MPI library, the hardware you are using, or the driver namelists you are passing in. What happens if you rebuild the model with DEBUG
set to TRUE
in env_build.xml
? Also, are you running with more than one instance (i.e. are any of the NINST
variables set to something greater than one in env_mach_pes.xml
)?Thanks. I tried the hello word MPI example, it worked. The progress maybe hanging and related to my latested post:postHi CGL,
Are you running on a supported machine, or are you porting to a new machine. You can follow instructions on how to port to a new machine
at 6. Porting and validating CIME on a new platform — CIME master documentation. At the very least you should try running the hello world
MPI example to make sure your mpi communications are working properly.
Chris