![]() | Allocating ResourcesYou must allocate the resources to a node that is going to be installed. This is because you may create many resouces, a combination of which may be used on each node, but not every resource should be applied to every installing node. Use the allimr command to allocate each resource to the node, as in: allimr -n mykernel -t kernel -m thorFollow the examples in the sample scripts to see how to allocate all the necessary resources to a node to be installed. If you define machine & resource groups, allocation is the perfect time to use them. Use the -g & -r flags to allocate a group of resources to a group of machines in one step. Note that you can allocate resources to the nodes via the graphical interface as well, just enter 'glui' from the command line to start it. |