ORBIT-USER: -k option

Thierry Rakotoarivelo Thierry.Rakotoarivelo at nicta.com.au
Tue Sep 11 00:17:30 EDT 2007


Hi Haris,

You mentioned that NH4 reboots the nodes before running an experiment, I 
thought it was just supposed to send a "RESET" signal to all the 
nodeAgents, and not a full power reset. So there might be a bug there. 
Thanks for reporting this, I will have a look at it.

Just as a gentle reminder for the other users, when using nodeHandler4 
(/usr/bin/nodehandler4) the default behaviour leaves the nodes ON after 
an experiment. To have them turned OFF after an experiment, one needs to 
use the "-s true" option.

Regards,
Thierry.

Haris Kremo wrote:
> My question is with respect to -k option with nodehandler4:
> 
> Looks like node handler 4 reboots the nodes every time it is invoked.
> With previous version the nodes were not turned off after an
> experiment, as well as not rebooted.
> 
> Is the change made intentionally or it is a bug? I see incentive to
> reboot nodes: to start each experiment with clean state. But then -k
> includes time waste related to boot just as running node handler
> without that option.
> 
> H.
> 



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