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I'm looking for a mailing list where opensm developers and/or users might be listening. Does anyone here know where I could find a list with such people?
Tom
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Hi,
I'm looking for a mailing list where opensm developers and/or users might be listening. Does anyone here know where I could find a list with such people?
It's on this list too :-)
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Okay, a different question has just come up.
On my DDR IB fabric, using QLogic HCAs, when I run ibnetdiscover, I don't see the hostname in the node description, but I do see "HCA-1". On a different cluster, using Mellanox HCAs (and redhat's OFED), I do see the hostnames in the node description.
So here's my questions: How does ibnetdiscover find the hostname/node description? Is there an option somewhere in OFED on the node that I need to set to allow this name to show in ibnetdiscover?
Tom
Quoted 31 lines · Hal Rosenstock
Quoted 5 lines · Tom Ammon
Hi,
I'm looking for a mailing list where opensm developers and/or users might be listening. Does anyone here know where I could find a list with such people?
It's on this list too :-)
-- Hal
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Quoted 6 lines · On Fri, 26 Feb 2010 14:50:15 -0700 Tom Ammon…
Okay, a different question has just come up.
On my DDR IB fabric, using QLogic HCAs, when I run ibnetdiscover, I don't see the hostname in the node description, but I do see "HCA-1". On a different cluster, using Mellanox HCAs (and redhat's OFED), I do see the hostnames in the node description.
set_nodedesc.sh is part of the infiniband-diags package. I believe RHEL runs this by default at boot. It will set the nodedesc as the hostname. When I wrote the script, I asked on the list if the method I was using would work for all HCA's and I was told that it would.
Could you run that script on a node by hand and see if it will at least work with the QLogic HCA's?
If this works then you will need to figure out why it is not run at boot.
Thanks,
Ira
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So here's my questions: How does ibnetdiscover find the hostname/node description? Is there an option somewhere in OFED on the node that I need to set to allow this name to show in ibnetdiscover?
Tom
Quoted 31 lines · Hal Rosenstock
Quoted 5 lines · Tom Ammon
Hi,
I'm looking for a mailing list where opensm developers and/or users might be listening. Does anyone here know where I could find a list with such people?
It's on this list too :-)
-- Hal
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Tom
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Ahh...
We are using QLogic's distribution of OFED, and they had disabled this script. When I run it manually, it puts the hostname in the node description and works like a charm.
Thanks!
Tom
Quoted 83 lines · Ira Weiny
Quoted 7 lines · On Fri, 26 Feb 2010 14:50:15 -0700 Tom Ammon<[email protected]…
Okay, a different question has just come up.
On my DDR IB fabric, using QLogic HCAs, when I run ibnetdiscover, I don't see the hostname in the node description, but I do see "HCA-1". On a different cluster, using Mellanox HCAs (and redhat's OFED), I do see the hostnames in the node description.
set_nodedesc.shis part of the infiniband-diags package. I believe RHEL runs this by default at boot. It will set the nodedesc as the hostname. When I wrote the script, I asked on the list if the method I was using would work for all HCA's and I was told that it would.Could you run that script on a node by hand and see if it will at least work with the QLogic HCA's?
If this works then you will need to figure out why it is not run at boot.
Thanks,
IraQuoted 60 lines
So here's my questions: How does ibnetdiscover find the hostname/node description? Is there an option somewhere in OFED on the node that I need to set to allow this name to show in ibnetdiscover?
Tom
Quoted 35 lines · Hal Rosenstock
Quoted 6 lines · Tom Ammon
Hi,
I'm looking for a mailing list where opensm developers and/or users might be listening. Does anyone here know where I could find a list with such people?
It's on this list too :-)
-- Hal
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Tom
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