SQUID

We updated some software as following table:

	General purpose CPU nodes	GPU nodes	Vector nodes	Frontend server	Stroage
Compiler	Intel one API 2021.4.0->2023.0.0	NVIDIA HPC SDK 22.2->22.11 CUDA 11.6->11.8	NEC Compiler 3.4.2->5.0.0	same environment as calculation nodes	DDN Lustre 2.12.8-ddn19-1->2.12.8-ddn23
Communication library	intelMPI 2021.4.0->2021.8.0 OpenMPI 4.0.5->4.1.4 UCX 1.8.0-1->1.13.0-1	OpenMPI 4.0.5->4.1.4 UCX 1.12.0->1.13.0-1	NEC MPI 2.21.0-2->3.3.0	same environment as calculation nodes
Driver		nvidia-driver 510.47.01-1(cuda11.6)->525.85.12-1(cuda11.8)	VEOS 2.11.1-1->2.14.1-1	nvidia-driver 510.47.01-1(cuda11.6)->525.85.12-1(cuda11.8)
	Mellanox OFED 4.9-4.0.8.0->5.6-2.0.9.0				Mellanox OFED 4.9-2.2.4.0->4.9-4.0.8.0
OS	CentOS 8.4->Rocky 8.6			RHEL 8.4->8.6	Equivalent RHEL7 (Original OS)

To use the latest environment, please load as the following. If an error occurs during execution, please recompile in the above environment.
module load BaseCPU->for general purpose CPU nodes (Intel compiler)
module load BaseGCC->for general purpose CPU nodes(GNU compiler)
module load BaseGPU->for GPU nodes
module load BaseVEC->for vector nodes

 

Intel Compiler

As previously announced on this page
, a vulnerability has been detected in the previous version of the C++ compiler.
It is possible to run the compiled program, but we recommend recompiling.
 

Vector Compiler

Due to a driver update for compute nodes, BaseVEC/2021 and BaseVEC/2022 are no longer available.
If you are using vector nodes, please recompile with BaseVEC/2023.
 

OpenMPI

Due to a driver update for compute nodes, the previous version of OpenMPI is no longer available.
Please use BaseGPU/2023 and BaseGCC/2023.
 

Application

Paraview depends on the version of the X server. Please use the latest version of X server.
 

OCTOPUS

The Intel compiler has been updated to the latest version, oneAPI 2022.3.　
Please note that you will need to execute the exit command one extra time when logging out due to the above oneAPI environment setting, which is a phenomenon limited to cases where the "C shell" is used as the login shell. Please be aware of this. The default login shell is "bash", and if you have not changed it, there is no need to be concerned.