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mochi-boot-camp
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Philip Carns
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@@ -61,8 +61,8 @@ that can be added to spack with the `spack repo add` command:
[robl@login1]~% cd ~/bootcamp
[robl@login1]~/bootcamp% git clone https://xgitlab.cels.anl.gov/sds/sds-repo.git
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robl@login1]~/bootcamp/sds-repo
% spack repo add sds-repo
[
carns@jlselogin2 bootcamp]$
[robl@login1]~/bootcamp
% spack repo add sds-repo
[
robl@login1]~/bootcamp%
==> Added repo with namespace 'sds'.
```
## Customizing Spack for ORNL/Summit environment
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that customizes Spack by informing it of system packages that it should
reuse, and specifies a subset of network transports to use for Mochi.
We have provided a pre-configured `packages.yaml` file for this purpose in
the JLSE environment. It primarily does the following:
We have provided a pre-configured `packages.yaml` file for this purpose
that is already tailored to the Summit environment. It primarily does
the following:
* informs Spack to use already available software for certain common system
packages (Spack by default will build these packages itself)
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