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[multi-apps-and-zero-np]
Open MPI found multiple applications to be launched, and at least one
that failed to specify the number of processes to execute. When
specifying multiple applications, you must specify how many processes
of each to launch via the -np argument.
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[orte-rmaps-mindist:no-pci-locality-info]
No PCI locality information could be found on at least one node. Please, upgrade BIOS to expose NUMA info.
Node: %s
Open MPI will map the application by default (BYSLOT).
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[orte-rmaps-mindist:several-devices]
On at least one node, more than one of the specified device was discovered.
In this scenario, passing the 'auto' option to the rmaps minimum
distance mapper is ambiguous and therefore not valid.
Please select the particular device that you would like
to be mapped nearest via -mca rmaps_dist_device <device> option,
e.g. --map-by dist -mca rmaps_dist_device mlx4_0.
Device type: %s
#Devices: %d
Node: %s
Open MPI will map the application by default (BYSLOT).
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[orte-rmaps-mindist:device-not-found]
The specified device type cannot be found on at least one node.
Device: %s
Node: %s
Open MPI will map the application by default (BYSLOT).
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