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Your bash script should say e.g. sage HPC2.sage instead of trying to use two lines like that. Whoever offers access to this supercomputer probably has a website with (a link to) relevant documentation about the gres specification. In any case, be sure to read the documentation of the correct version.
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Your bash script should say e.g. sage HPC2.sage instead of trying to use two lines like that. Whoever offers access to this supercomputer probably has a website with (a link to) relevant documentation about the gres specification. In any case, be sure to read the documentation of the correct version.version. Also, why do you want GPU's? It seems unlikely that a SageMath computation would use them.
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Your bash script should say e.g. sage HPC2.sage instead of trying to use two lines like that. Whoever offers access to this supercomputer probably has a website with (a link to) relevant documentation about the gres specification. In any case, be sure to read the documentation of the correct version. Also, You can also try sbatch --gres=help. Anyway, why do you want GPU's? It seems unlikely that a SageMath computation would use them.them. Maybe try omitting the line with --gres entirely.
