Frank Leers wrote:
Hi all,
I'd like to be able to use the provided install.sh from cluster nodes to
install from a build which is shared over nfs, while utilizing an
ofed_net.conf The Install Guide talks about this, but I must be missing
something in the detail.
Is there a way to not check if a build needs to be (re)done and simply
install the rpm's that were created during the original build, then
create the ifcfg-ib? devices based on the template file passed in with
-net <ofed_net.conf> ? I prefer not to have kernel sources, compiler,
etc. on these compute nodes, nor should I have to recompile for each
homogeneous node.
thanks,
-frank
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Hi Frank,
install.sh checks if there are binary RPMS for all selected packages under
OFED-x.x.x/RPMS directory.
If you have created binary RPMs on one of the nodes (by install.sh script),
then make sure that the OFED-x.x.x/ofed.conf file includes only these packages.
Then run on all cluster nodes (no kernel sources, compilers, ... required on
these nodes):
> ./install.sh -c ofed.conf -net ofed_net.conf
Note: If there are no RPMs for one or more of the packages selected
(package_name=y)in the ofed.conf file then install.sh will run the RPM build
process.
Regards,
Vladimir
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