Prepare a Launcher job file that contains all the serial jobs you plan to run simultaneously. In the simple example of helloworld, each command line is a serial job, and the same job will run 5 times.
Prepare a Launcher-GPU job file that lists all the jobs you plan to run on the GPU nodes simultaneously. In the simple example of helloworld-gpu, each command line runs with a dedicated GPU, and the similar jobs will run 10 times.
@nicolas1.carlier Can you please navigate to the following location on your machine:
C:\Users\username.nvidia-omniverse\logs
and please attach the file entitled launcher log
I will bring it to the developers for review.
However, I see a very odd behavior: The .desktop file is automatically deleted, from the autostart folder, when the launcher is started manually. Then I get the login error again. If I add the .desktop file once more, the login works again.
I have tried everything, to solve it with the launcher itself and it did not work, delete the folder and re-download it and it did not work, I do not know what else to do, I hope your answer thank you very much
There are two ways to launch in a scheduled environment. Nominally,they both achieve the same thing: they launch MPI processes. Themmain user-observable difference between the two methods is thatmpirun(1) has many more features than schedulerdirect launchers.
Same problem. Kaspersky Lab launcher 30% CPU usage. Try switching it off and on again. So go to KIS settings, click on File Anti-Virus, make sure Security level is Optimal, turn File Anti-Virus off, save, confirm. You will receive warning notifications. Turn File Anti-Virus back on, save, confirm. Kaspersky Lab launcher should now be using 0 to 0.4% CPU usage.
As stated in desktop entry specification, Terminal=true tells the launcher to launch your script in a terminal window. The chosen Terminal Emulator depends on your default applications settings and Desktop Environment. In GNOME, it is gnome-terminal, in KDE, it is Konsole. (Without DE, in plain WM there is a bug in xdg-open, and Terminal=true just ignored, see issue)
To be more precise, I'm configuring rstudio workbench to launch session in Kubernetes, to do so, i have to provide an auth-token in launcher.kubernetes.conf which is dangerous to be in cleare text format. as it can be used to have full access to the namespace rstudio.
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