You may see a message about “Running without a11y support!”, but that can be ignored. The ampersand at the end will cause Firefox to run run in the background. Part of the rclone setup process will involve using a web browser to generate an authentication key, so once you’ve logged into a compute node, run “ firefox &“. To start, login to the cluster as normal, and then qrsh into a compute node with a 10G RAM request ( qrsh -l mem_free=10G,h_vmem=10G ). The initial setup is a bit involved, but regular operation is fairly straightforward.īefore you start, you will need to have an X11 graphical environment set up either by using MobaXterm on a Windows system or Xquartz on a Mac. Below is an example of using rclone to access the OneDrive network resource on the JHPCE cluster.
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