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Does anyone know if I can install Torque on a multicore machine instead of across a cluster? We're looking to test some software that requires Torque and exceeds the hardware capability of our LSF based cluster.

We have a multicore machine that actually could meet the demands, except that the software is set up to require the use of Torque over a cluster - one thought I had was setting up this machine to look like a torque cluster to the software and perhaps that would work.

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  • How about setting up a few VM's (one for each core) and have them in a cluster?
    – Nifle
    Dec 10, 2010 at 22:42

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Yes, this can be done. There are some great instructions in the Ubuntu forum for setting up a standalone Torque server.

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