> 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
Is the NEW & IMPROVED installer, install.pl, a drop in replacement for build.sh? I recently wrote a set of build scripts that are used to build a distribution (kernel + modules + root file system) for deployment elsewhere. (i.e. a non-native build of everything including OFED). In the OFED 1.2 installer, I used this method of invocation: /build.sh -c wherein, build.sh locates the config file, "ofed.conf" in the same directory. That worked. The statement about "run on all cluster nodes" appears to indicate a non-native build is no-longer possible. Cheers, DK _______________________________________________ general mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openfabrics.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/general To unsubscribe, please visit http://openib.org/mailman/listinfo/openib-general
