On Fri, 2004-10-22 at 16:26, Roland Dreier wrote:
In any case I think I'll integrate the new MAD stuff on Monday no
matter where it stands, and we can just deal with merging changes back
and forth.
It appears we now (as of late yesterday) need to deal with merging
changes back and forth.
When
What are you trying to get working?
VAPI and/or IPoIB.
Have you loaded ib_mthca? How about ib_ipoib?
well.. now I've started from
'find /lib/modules/2.6.9ib/kernel/drivers/infiniband/'
due to lack of any docs.
In short, the kernel crashed after trying to send the first packet on
ipoib (?).
Andras VAPI and/or IPoIB.
Unfortunately there are no user space verbs right now (work should be
starting soon). When we do implement the verbs the API will most
likely be closer to the current kernel API than to VAPI.
Andras In short, the kernel crashed after trying to send the
On Fri, 2004-10-22 at 12:06, Roland Dreier wrote:
That will be fixed once
we cut over to the new MAD code, which should happen next week
(assuming that the new MAD module work is completed).
What new MAD module work are you referring to here ?
-- Hal
Hal What new MAD module work are you referring to here ?
The stuff that you and Sean are working on. I'm waiting for Sean's
timeout code and replacement of the MAD thread with a workqueue to be
finished and merged before I pull the code into my tree (to avoid
merging hassles on my side).
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On Fri, 2004-10-22 at 14:17, Roland Dreier wrote:
Hal What new MAD module work are you referring to here ?
The stuff that you and Sean are working on. I'm waiting for Sean's
timeout code and replacement of the MAD thread with a workqueue to be
finished and merged before I pull the code
compatibility from mthca (basically the patch below). I added a 2.6.9
patch in the src/linux-kernel/patches directory. Since the tree does
not compile against anything older, I removed the older kernel
patches (I don't think they're useful and they probably create confusion).
Please excuse
Now that Linus has officially released 2.6.9, I am removing backwards
compatibility from mthca (basically the patch below). I added a 2.6.9
patch in the src/linux-kernel/patches directory. Since the tree does
not compile against anything older, I removed the older kernel
patches (I don't think
