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--- sinfo [2014/11/04 17:21]
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+++ sinfo [2019/12/20 14:57] (current)
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 <code>
-chris@node0:~$ sinfo -p all -o "%C"
+chris@node0:~$ sinfo -p standard -o "%C"
 CPUS(A/I/O/T)
 /131/64/272
 </code>
-Note: **drain** means that the node is up but is not accepting new jobs. If jobs were running on the node it would say **drng**: the running jobs would be allowed to complete at which time the node enters **drain** state. A node is "drained" by the cluster administrators for maintenance or updates.
+Note: **drain** means that the node is up but is not accepting new jobs. If jobs were running on the node it would say **drng**: the running jobs would be allowed to complete at which time the node would enter the **drain** state. A node is "drained" by the cluster administrators for maintenance or updates.
-Note: on hyperion, which has a later version of SLURM, sinfo will print **mix** for a node which is partially allocated, and **alloc** for a node which is completely allocated.
+A state of **mix** is shown for a node which is partially allocated, and **alloc** for a node which is completely allocated.
+**sinfo** can also be used to show the total resources available on a node (i.e. number of cores and amount of memory). To get a list of this information for all nodes you could use a command like the following.
+<code>
+sinfo -p standard -N -o "%n %m %c"
+</code>

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