Changes to HPC systems are listed below, optionally filtered by system.
HPC Changelog
HPC Changelog
Caffe 1.0.0-rc3 now available on Ruby
module load caffe
Amber 16 now available
Amber 16 has been installed on the OSC clusters; usage is via the module amber/16. For information on available executables and installation details see the software page for Amber or the output of the module help command, e.g.: module help amber/16. On August 15, 2016 Amber 16 will be made the default amber module.
LAMMPS 14May16 now available on Oakley
LAMMPS stable version 14May16 has been installed on Oakley. Usage is via the module lammps/14May16. For information on installation details, such as, available packages, see the output of the module help command, e.g.: module help lammps/14May16
Comsol 5.2 available on Ruby
Comsol 5.2 has been installed on Ruby. To load, use
module load comsol/52
All ACLs lost in Home Directories after 6/7 downtime
All ACLs set within the Home Directory filesystem (/nfs/##) were lost during the 6/7 downtime. This was caused by the migration to a new server that does not support the old POSIX ACLs.
Migrating the ACLs was not possible due to both the fact POSIX ACLs are not easily translatable to NFSv4 ACLs, and none of our tools supported such a migration.
Q-Chem 4.4 available on Oakley
Q-Chem 4.4 has been installed on Oakley. To load, use
module load qchem/4.4
Elmer 8.1 available
Elmer 8.1 has been installed on Oakley and Ruby.
Usage: module load gnu; module load mkl; module load elmer
Gaussian g09e01 available
Gaussian g09e01 has been installed on Oakley and Ruby.
Usage: module load gaussian/g09e01
Accounts Under Multiple Projects Required to Specify Project
During the 2/9/16 downtime a change was made to the functionality of qsub affecting all users.
LAMMPS 7Dec15 now available
LAMMPS stable version 7Dec15 has been installed on Glenn, Oakley, and Ruby. Usage is via the modules lammps-7Dec15 on Glenn and lammps/7Dec15 on Oakley and Ruby. For information on installation details, such as, available packages, see the output of the respective module help command, e.g.: module help lammps/7Dec15