Linux and High Performance Computing
Linux and High Performance Computing
- Matthew Mjelde
- Donald Birnbaum (Unlicensed)
- Cory Hearnsberger (Unlicensed)
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Last updated: Nov 04, 2021 by Donald Birnbaum (Unlicensed)
Linux
The College of Engineering provides support for various Linux based operating systems for use as workstations, servers, and lab computers. Details for supported operating systems can be found at Operating System Support Matrix. Please direct all inquiries regarding Linux to linux-engr-helpdesk@tamu.edu.
High Performance Computing
The College of Engineering provides various High Performance Computing (HPC) services. All managed HPC systems are maintained by the Linux Team. HPC service inquires can be directed to linux-engr-helpdesk@tamu.edu
Additional Information
Linux Support Documentation
- Access College of Engineering File Storage on Linux
- Compiling and Installing Programs in Your Home Directory
- Graphical Applications on the Olympus Cluster and ECEN Interactive Machines from Off-Campus
- Home-Directory Setup
- Compile GEM5 on Olympus
- Linux Team Machine Management Options
- Self-Service Software Installation
- Updates for Managed Linux Computers
- Using Flatpaks
- Using Singularity for Container Support
- Singularity Containers on Olympus GPU Nodes
- Virtual Environments in Python
- Vivado Queued Indefinitely (Workaround)
- Olympus Cluster Information
HPC Resources
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