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Hi,
The Pardiso test problem pardiso_sym_c.c runs fine on my Intel Linux 64 bit machine, but is seg faulting on the factorization call (phase=11) when I try to compile and run it on an SGI UV 1000. I am using the MKL version 10.2.3.029. Are there any issues running the MKL on an SGI UV?
Thanks,
Dave
The Pardiso test problem pardiso_sym_c.c runs fine on my Intel Linux 64 bit machine, but is seg faulting on the factorization call (phase=11) when I try to compile and run it on an SGI UV 1000. I am using the MKL version 10.2.3.029. Are there any issues running the MKL on an SGI UV?
Thanks,
Dave
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Hi Dave,
Yes, please see the lntel MKL 10.2 Fixes List here.
Could you update the MKL version till Update 7 and check if the problem is still there?
--Gennady
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Gennady,
Thanks for pointing me to the Fixes List. This item led me to a solution:
DPD200157417 Intel MKL crash on 256 or greater core count systems for Windows and Linux
The SGI UV has 256 processors. I found that if I run my code with the "dplace" command, it runs fine.
I also found that I could run the Pardiso test problem with version 10.3 without using dplace, but I'm having other issues with 10.3 and my code that I will address in another post.
Thanks,
Dave
Thanks for pointing me to the Fixes List. This item led me to a solution:
DPD200157417 Intel MKL crash on 256 or greater core count systems for Windows and Linux
The SGI UV has 256 processors. I found that if I run my code with the "dplace" command, it runs fine.
I also found that I could run the Pardiso test problem with version 10.3 without using dplace, but I'm having other issues with 10.3 and my code that I will address in another post.
Thanks,
Dave
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Dave,thanks for the update.
Please don't hesitate to let us know the issue you encountered.
--Gennady

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