docs: users: add how to specify boot parameters with Fujitsu TCS
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#PJM -L jobenv=mck1
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#PJM -L jobenv=mck1
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(Optional, Fujitsu TCS only) Specify boot parameters
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You can specify the boot parameters by defining environmental variables and pass them to Fujitsu TCS.
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The parameters include the resource reservation settings, resource reservation amount, kernel arguments and routing of message channels between McKernel CPUs and Linux CPUs.
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See `IHK Specifications - ihk_create_os_str() <spec/ihk.html>`__ for the parameter names and allowed values.
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The example of setting the memory amount is shown below.
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export IHK_MEM="7G@4,7G@5,7G@6,7G@7"
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pjsub -X run.sh
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Insert ``mcexec`` into the command line
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Insert ``mcexec`` into the command line
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