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Generic NQS v3.50.2 Abstract: This document lists changes which occured from Generic NQS 3.50.1 to Generic NQS 3.50.2. Click here to read the paper in full. Changes To
Generic NQS v3.50.1 Abstract: This document lists changes which occured from Generic NQS 3.50.0 to Generic NQS 3.50.1. Click here to read the paper in full. Announcing
Generic NQS v3.50.0 Abstract: New version of Generic NQS brings cluster-wide dynamic scheduling, SMP support for Digital UNIX, prologue/epilogue scripting, support for new platforms (HP-UX 10 and Dynix 4), ease of installation, and plenty of bug fixes. Click here to read the paper in full. University Of
Sheffield Clarifies Support Position On Generic NQS Abstract: None. Click here to read the paper in full. Licensing For
Generic NQS Abstract: In common with many products freely-available for UNIX-like operating systems over the Internet, and in standing with its predecessor, Monsanto-NQS, Generic NQS is released under the General Public License v2 from the Free Software Foundation. Click here to read the paper in full. Features Of
Generic NQS Abstract: This paper looks at a number of the features which set Generic NQS apart from competitive products. For more exhaustive information about the capabilities of Generic NQS, please refer to the Official Manual Set, available from the Generic NQS World Wide Web Site. Click here to read the paper in full. Availability
Of Generic NQS Abstract: One of the great strengths of Generic NQS is its wide availability; indeed, more than one University has chosen Generic NQS over commercial competetors simply because Generic NQS allowed them to deploy the self same identical batch processing system across all of their workstations and central servers Click here to read the paper in full. README:
Generic NQS v3.5x.x Abstract: This document is intended to be read first by anyone wishing to compile, install, and use Generic NQS. It provides general information about Generic NQS, and plenty of pointers to other sources of information. Click here to read the paper in full. Example
Generic NQS Configurations v3.5x.x Abstract: This document lists a number of sample configurations to help new installations of Generic NQS. Click here to read the paper in full. Changes To
Generic NQS v3.50.0 Abstract: This document contains a summary of the changes made to produce Generic NQS v3.50.0. Click here to read the paper in full. Changes To
Generic NQS v3.50.0 (Presentation) Abstract: This presentation covers the work which has been completed in order to produce Generic NQS 3.50.0. Click here to view the presentation in full. Changes To
Generic NQS (GNQS) v3.40.2 Abstract: The University of Sheffield is supplying, and supporting, Generic NQS to UK Higher Educational Sites as part of the New Technologies Initiative of JISC, under grant NTI/48.2. This document contains a summary of changes for each new release of NQS. Click here to read the paper in full. Changes To
Generic NQS (GNQS) v3.40.1 Abstract: The University of Sheffield is supplying, and supporting, Generic NQS to UK Higher Educational Sites as part of the New Technologies Initiative of JISC, under grant NTI/48.2. This document contains a summary of changes for each new release of NQS. Click here to read the paper in full. README:
Generic NQS Abstract: Under grant NTI/48.2 from the New Technologies Sub Committee (NTSC) of JISC, the University of Sheffield is maintaining a freely-available version of the Network Queueing System (NQS), the de facto standard batch processing system for the UNIX operating system. This document is intended to be read first by anyone wishing to compile, install, and use Generic NQS. It provides general information about Generic NQS, and plenty of pointers to other sources of information. Click here to read the paper in full. Compile-Time
Optional Extras For Generic NQS Abstract: Under grant NTI/48.2 from the New Technologies Sub Committee (NTSC) of JISC, the University of Sheffield is maintaining a freely-available version of the Network Queueing System (NQS), the de facto standard batch processing system for the UNIX operating system. This document describes the available features which can be added to Generic NQS at compile time. Click here to read the paper in full. Reported
Problems - Generic NQS Abstract: Under grant NTI/48.2 from the New Technologies Sub Committee (NTSC) of JISC, the University of Sheffield is maintaining a freely-available version of the Network Queueing System (NQS), the de facto standard batch processing system for the UNIX operating system. This document lists all problems reported with Generic NQS v3.40.0 or later. A list of problems reported for Monsanto-NQS can be found in the file PROBLEMS.old, supplied with the Generic NQS source code. Click here to read the paper in full. Installing
Generic NQS v3.4x.x Abstract: Under grant NTI/48.2 from the New Technologies Sub Committee (NTSC) of JISC, the University of Sheffield is maintaining a freely-available version of the Network Queueing System (NQS), the de facto standard batch processing system for the UNIX operating system. This document explains how to install, and configure, Generic NQS v3.40 or later. Click here to read the paper in full. Changes To
Generic NQS (GNQS) v3.40.0 Abstract: The University of Sheffield is supplying, and supporting, Generic NQS to UK Higher Educational Sites as part of the New Technologies Initiative of JISC, under grant NTI/48.2. This document contains a summary of changes for each new release of NQS. Click here to read the paper in full. |
