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--- en:hpc [2022/04/14 14:05] – [Software] grikiete
+++ en:hpc [2022/04/15 05:31] – [Software] grikiete
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 ====== Software ======
-**main** and **gpu** are installed [[https://docs.qlustar.com/Qlustar/11.0/HPCstack/hpc-user-manual.html|Qlustar 11]] operating system (OS) with Linux core. It is created Ubuntu 18.04 LTS based. **power** is installed Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.
+In **main** and **gpu** partitions there are installed [[https://docs.qlustar.com/Qlustar/11.0/HPCstack/hpc-user-manual.html|Qlustar 11]] OS. It is based on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. In **power** partition there is installed Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.
 You can check the list of OS package with the command ''dpkg -l'' (in log in node **hpc** or in **power** nodes).
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-Alternatively, you can use a container that you made via JupyterHub. In that container, you need to install the ''batchswapner'' and ''jupyterlab'' packages, and to create a script ''~/.local/bin/batchspawner-singleuser'' with execution permissions (''chmod +x ~/.local/bin/batchspawner-singleuser'')
+Alternatively, you can use a container that you made via JupyterHub. In that container, you need to install the ''batchswapner'' and ''jupyterlab'' packages, and to create a script ''~/.local/bin/batchspawner-singleuser'' with execution permissions (''chmod +x ~/.local/bin/batchspawner-singleuser'').
 <code shell>
 #!/bin/sh
 exec singularity exec --nv myjupyterlab.sif batchspawner-singleuser "$@"
 </code>