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-\subsection{Tips/Tricks}
-\label{sect:tips}
-
-\begin{itemize}
-\item
-Files/scripts must have Linux line breaks in them (not Windows ones).
-Use \tool{file} command to verify; and \tool{dos2unix} command
-to convert.
-
-\item
-Use \tool{rsync}, not \tool{scp}, when copying or moving large amounts of data.
-
-\item
-Before moving a large amount of files between NFS-mounted storage and the 
-cluster, \tool{tar} up the files you plan to move first. 
-
-\item
-If you intend to use a different shell (e.g., \tool{bash}~\cite{aosa-book-vol1-bash}),
-%you will need to source a different scheduler file, and
-you will need to change the shell declaration in your script(s).
-
-% TODO:
-%\item
-%The load displayed in \tool{qstat} by default is \api{np\_load}, which is
-%load/\#cores. That means that a load of, ``1'', which represents a fully active 
-%core, is displayed as $0.03$ on the node in question, as there are 32 cores 
-%on a node. To display load ``as is'' (such that a node with a fully active 
-%core displays a load of approximately $1.00$), add the following to your
-%\file{.tcshrc} file: \texttt{setenv SGE\_LOAD\_AVG load\_avg}
-
-\item
-\textbf{Try to request resources that closely match what your job will use: 
-requesting many more cores or much more memory than will be needed makes a 
-job more difficult to schedule when resources are scarce.}
-
-\item
-E-mail, \texttt{rt-ex-hpc AT encs.concordia.ca}, with any concerns/questions.
-\end{itemize}
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