One places such information into a file which you point to with the environment variable "MTOOLSRC". +When condor completes a VmWare job its returns all the files +of the VM to the run directory allowing one to restart the VM and +look inside. +*However if you use the procedures here, you will want to copy in an +empty second disk or it will startup and run the job again +or error as it did the last time depending where you +are in creating your job within the VM.* + +A simple submit file for Condor which has the VmWare files +in a directory called vmware_dir looks like this and note that the +executable is simply the name of the job that condor_q uses to +display it in the queue: + + universe = vm + vm_type = vmware + vmware_dir = vmware_dir + executable = sscc_cbf_vm + log = sscc_cbf_vm.log + vmware_should_transfer_files = YES + vmware_snapshot_disk = false + vm_memory = 1000 + notification = never + queue + + + + Below are some Perl functions to use the above tools:
