Adapt docs to current queue settings

content/04_cluster/3_slurm.md

@@ -100,17 +100,15 @@ You can specify the *partition* (queue) to which you want to submit your Slurm j
 |Partition|Permitted User Groups|
 |:---|:----:|
 |*gpu_teaching*|`intern`, `teaching`|
-|*gpu_irmb_full*|`betreiber`|
-|*gpu_irmb_half*|`betreiber`|
+|*gpu_irmb*|`betreiber`|
 
 ## Generic Consumable Ressources (GRES)
 Which generic consumable ressources (gres) are available to you depends on the partition (queue) in which you submit your job. You specify the *gres* you want to use for your job in the Slum script with the `--gres` option (see above). Below you will find a tabular list of the exact names and numbers of generic consumable ressources (gres) available in the respective partitions.
 
 |Partition|GRES|Number|Description|
 |:---|:----:|:---:|:---|
-|*gpu_teaching*|**gpu:3g.40gb**|6|virtualized (3/7 and 4/7) Nvidia A100 80GB|
-|*gpu_irmb_full*|**gpu:ampere**|3|full Nvidia A100 80GB|
-|*gpu_irmb_half*|**gpu:3g.40gb**|4|virtualized (3/7 and 4/7) Nvidia A100 80GB|
+|*gpu_teaching*|**gpu:3g.40gb**|3|full Nvidia A100 80GB|
+|*gpu_irmb*|**gpu:ampere**|5|full Nvidia A100 80GB|
 
 :::{note}
 **It is essential that you correctly name the *gres* in your job script and only request the *gres* that are also available in the partition used. A detailed list of the partitions and available *gres* can be found above. If unavailable *gres* are requested, an error message will appear on the terminal and the job will not be submitted.**