| 103 | | The option '--start-xserver' tells sbatch that it should start an X-server on the allocated node, which is important if you want to do hardware rendering on a GPU. |
| 104 | | Once the job ist started, you have to find out the name of the node on which the job is running and the number of the vnc display. To do this you have to look at the output file generated by slurm, e.g.: |
| | 103 | The option '--start-xserver' tells sbatch that it should start an X-server on the allocated node, which is important if you want to do hardware rendering on a GPU.\\ |
| | 104 | Once the job ist started, you have to find out the name of the node on which the job is running and the number of the vnc display.\\ |
| | 105 | To do this you have to look at the output file generated by slurm, e.g.: |
