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** [[keno2mcnp]] - C program to transform Scale/Keno6 geometry to MCNP geometry | ** [[keno2mcnp]] - C program to transform Scale/Keno6 geometry to MCNP geometry | ||
* [[MCNP]] - Shows you how to run MCNP5 and MCNPX. | * [[MCNP]] - Shows you how to run MCNP5 and MCNPX. | ||
Revision as of 21:13, 9 November 2014
Welcome to NECluster's Wiki. The cluster use is regulated by UTK's Acceptable Use of Information Technology Resources Policy (AUP).
Over time I hope to add stuff to this so people can have a handy reference of how to run programs, compilers, etc. on the cluster.
About the cluster
- Programs - Programs we have available on the cluster.
- Nodes - Information on installed nodes.
- Filesystems Available - where are data stored, which file-systems used to write data.
- Getting Started - First time users: How to get an account and get going on NECluster.
- Text Editors available on the cluster
Job Submission
- TORQUE/Maui - How to submit jobs to the cluster using TORQUE.
- Torque monitoring - See who uses cluster
Codes
- Scale - Shows you how to run Scale.
- MCNP - Shows you how to run MCNP5 and MCNPX.
- ROOT - ROOT tips.
- Geant4 - Geant4 howto.
- MPI on virtual nodes
Other
- Useful Commands - Some useful commands that have been collected.
- Bash shell scripting - Howto simplify your Unix life
- HPC resources - how to use multicore and cluster systems
- General computing resources - general programming links
- Cluster related images
