Hi,
First I would like to answer the question that llmount.sh cannot
successfully run when Install lustre at CentOS 7.2 which I post a month ago,
hopefully it would be useful. If you have the same problem, maybe it is due to
you have more than one network card on the machine and the ip where hostname
sets are not the same as Lustre using, try running "dmesg", and if you find
something like "NIDs not found", you can add a conf file in /etc/modprobe.d/
which contains the line "options lnet networks=tcp0(enp0s8)". The word 'tcp0'
stands for drivers and the word 'enp0s8' for the network card. You can find
more about such configuration at Chapter 15 on the official manual.
Now Let's come to the bug (or some reason developers are not specified).
It's easy to repeat it at CentOS 7.2, just follow these steps.
1. Install all package that it is needed for compiling Lustre but
libyaml-devel
2. Build the Lustre customerized Linux kernel, my version is
3.10.0-327.el7.x86_64. You can refer the old manual at Chapter 30. Installing a
Lustre File System from Source Code although there are some mistakes.
3. git clone the newest Lustre-release code from
git://git.hpdd.intel.com/fs/lustre-release.git
4. Run 'configure' at root folder of lustre-release code with the path of
the modified kernel source. It may look like as follow:
./configure
--with-linux=/root/rpmbuild/BUILD/kernel-3.10.0_327.el7_lustre.x86_64/
--with-o2ib=no
5. run 'make' at root folder of lustre-release code
6. Once you finished, just go to the folder lustre-release/lnet/utils and
you will see that the lnetctl are not exist while other such as 'lst' is.
7. Check the Makefile under that folder, you will find that there comment
symbol '#' on line 123:
line 121: sbin_PROGRAMS = routerstat$(EXEEXT) lst$(EXEEXT)
\
line 122: $(am__EXEEXT_1) $(am__EXEEXT_2)
line 123: #am__append_1 = lnetctl
line 124: am__append_2 = wirecheck
line 125: subdir = lnet/utils
And also at line 176: #am__EXEEXT_1 = lnetctl$(EXEEXT)
And also at the folder lustre-release/lnet/utils/lnetconfig there are
no 'lnetconfig.la' which should exist because lnetctl need it to compile.
It won't help even you run 'configure' and 'make' for more times. And now
you install libyaml-devel, you can install it by yum or source. I use yum to
install it by simpily running: sudo yum install libyaml-devel.
Now you run 'configure' and 'make' again, you will find 'lnetctl' has
been successfully compiled and placed at lustre-release/lnet/utils. You can
also run './lnetctl' at the folder and find it seems work.
Since lnetctl is an important tool to configure LNET, and the total
Chapter 9 are tell us how to use it configuring network. I think if it is due
to lack of some package, it should have a message to tell us that was lacking a
package, however, the 'configure' and 'make' are running successfully without
any message but not produce the 'lnetctl'. That Makefile must be
auto-gernerate by running 'configure'. I hope the developers can check this
problem, and a bad news is that all recent daily built package at
https://build.hpdd.intel.com/job/lustre-master/ , such as '#3330' are not
containing 'lnetctl', you can just download, install and check. (Mostly you
will get "bash: lnetctl: command not found", I add this to make search engine
find this email on purpose which may help others, the Lustre are lacking of
documents ^_^)
Yingdi Guo
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