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[tm-bad-launchid]
The TM (PBS / Torque) process starter cannot spawn the specified
application on a remote node due to an invalid launch_id.
This is most likely due to use of the "--hostfile" option to the
command line with one or more hosts in that file not having
been allocated to this job.
Removing "--hostfile" from the command line will likely allow the
application to be launched.
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[multiple-prefixes]
Multiple different --prefix options were specified to mpirun for the
same node. This is a fatal error for the TM (PBS / Torque) process
starter in Open MPI.
The first two prefix values supplied for node %s were:
%s
and %s
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[tm-spawn-failed]
The TM (PBS / Torque) process starter failed to spawn a daemon (orted)
on a remote node.
Command line: %s
Node name: %s
Launch id: %d
If you do not understand this error mesage, please try the following:
1. Ensure that the executable "orted" is in your PATH
2. Use the --prefix option to indicate where we can
find that executable
3. Talk to your local system administrator
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[no-local-slave-support]
A call was made to launch a local slave process, but no support
is available for doing so. Launching a local slave requires support
for either rsh or ssh on the backend nodes where MPI processes
are running.
Please consult with your system administrator about obtaining
such support.
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