Re: [xcat-user] nvidia driver on stateless cluster

[Bin XA Xu]

I mean using the RPM/DEB packages to install the driver to image. For example, downloading nvidia-diag-driver-local-repo-rhel7-375.66-1.x86_64.rpm from Nvidia website,  and install it as a local repo on xCAT management node,  you also need dkms from EPEL. 
 
Then you can modify `otherpkgs` and `otherpkgdir` to include the required packages, and build the stateless image same as installing cuda.
 
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- Original message -From: "Huette, Antoine" To: xCAT Users Mailing list Cc:Subject: Re: [xcat-user] nvidia driver on stateless clusterDate: Wed, Nov 21, 2018 6:45 PM  Hello Bin,
 
I don't understand your question. 
Besides, I'm talking about the driver, not Cuda.
 
Best Regards
 
Antoine Huette
 
 
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De : Bin XA Xu 
Date : 20/11/2018 02:46 (GMT+01:00)
À : xcat-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Cc : xcat-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Objet : Re: [xcat-user] nvidia driver on stateless cluster
 
xCAT only officially supports the package based installation for CUDA, would we know anything make you choose runfile to install NVIDIA driver?
 
Bin Xu
HPC Software DevelopmentSoftware Defined Infrastructure, IBM Systems
Phone: 86-010-82454067
E-mail: bx...@cn.ibm.com
 
 
- Original message -From: "Huette, Antoine" To: xCAT Users Mailing list Cc:Subject: Re: [xcat-user] nvidia driver on stateless clusterDate: Mon, Nov 19, 2018 10:57 PM Hello Frank
 
I was able to get the driver installed and working with the second option :)
 
Thank you !
 
Best Regards
 
Antoine Huette
 
 
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De : "Heckes Frank (CI/OSB4)" 
Date : 16/11/2018 14:29 (GMT+01:00)
À : xCAT Users Mailing list 
Objet : Re: [xcat-user] nvidia driver on stateless cluster
 
Hello,
 
I suppose you mean a node equipped with NVIDIA GPU(s).
 
There’s one option I currently use to install the driver in image of a rhel/centos node. 
 
On a node with the kernel-devel RPM of the target node installed (might be MN or a build host of sorts),run the downloaded driver:
 
./NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-390.87.run --add-this-kernel  
 
The node don’t have to be the target node.This will create a self extracting file customized with the kernel running on your target node. ./NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-390.87-custom.run .In case the kernel isn’t running on the ‘build’ node you  can specify the kernel version and src dir via command-line
Options (see –advanced-options output)Now can start this version from a postscript. The file might be in a network FS share or inside the image and deleted afterwards by running:
 
NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-390.87-custom.run –x; ./nvidia-install -s 
You need to blacklist the noveau in the diskless boot before. 
There’s another possibility to use dkms with the nvidia installer. You’d need to chroot (and bind /dev/, /proc/, sys) manually and run the installer with –dkms option.
 
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regardsFrank HeckesCI Operations - Server Services Sun Solaris, Linux (CI/OSB4) frank.hec...@de.bosch.com  
Von: Huette, Antoine Gesendet: Freitag, 16.  November 2018 12:36An: xCAT Users Mailing list Betreff: [xcat-user] nvidia driver on stateless cluster
 
Hello,
 
On a stateless CentOS 7.5 cluster with Quadro GPUs, I need to install the Nvidia driver. I’m using the runfile downloaded from the Nvidia website.
What is the suggested procedure ? Is it better to install the driver in the osimage, or should I make the installer run when the nodes start ?
 
The problem I see with the first option is the fact that the driver checks if a GPU is present in the system, so I’m not sure if this method can work.
 
The problem with the second method is that, after trying it, it’s very difficult to have a working X server with a Gnome desktop. The driver installer needs the node to be in runlevel 3 (multi-user.target) but once it is installed, I need to switch to runlevel 5 (graphical.target) which almost never works. So far the only way I’ve found is by installing the driver manually on a freshly booted node, run nvidia-xconfig to fill the Xorg.conf file, and then restarting the gnome services.
 
Any help on this subject would be much appreciated ! 
 
 
Best regards,
 
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Re: [xcat-user] nvidia driver on stateless cluster

[Huette, Antoine]

Hello Bin,

I don't understand your question.
Besides, I'm talking about the driver, not Cuda.

Best Regards

Antoine Huette


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De : Bin XA Xu 
Date : 20/11/2018 02:46 (GMT+01:00)
À : xcat-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Cc : xcat-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Objet : Re: [xcat-user] nvidia driver on stateless cluster

xCAT only officially supports the package based installation for CUDA, would we 
know anything make you choose runfile to install NVIDIA driver?

Bin Xu
HPC Software Development
Software Defined Infrastructure, IBM Systems
Phone: 86-010-82454067
E-mail: bx...@cn.ibm.com<mailto:bx...@cn.ibm.com>


- Original message -
From: "Huette, Antoine" 
To: xCAT Users Mailing list 
Cc:
Subject: Re: [xcat-user] nvidia driver on stateless cluster
Date: Mon, Nov 19, 2018 10:57 PM

Hello Frank

I was able to get the driver installed and working with the second option :)

Thank you !

Best Regards

Antoine Huette


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De : "Heckes Frank (CI/OSB4)" 
Date : 16/11/2018 14:29 (GMT+01:00)
À : xCAT Users Mailing list 
Objet : Re: [xcat-user] nvidia driver on stateless cluster


Hello,



I suppose you mean a node equipped with NVIDIA GPU(s).



There’s one option I currently use to install the driver in image of a 
rhel/centos node.



On a node with the kernel-devel RPM of the target node installed (might be MN 
or a build host of sorts),
run the downloaded driver:



./NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-390.87.run --add-this-kernel



The node don’t have to be the target node.
This will create a self extracting file customized with the kernel running on 
your target node. ./NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-390.87-custom.run .
In case the kernel isn’t running on the ‘build’ node you  can specify the 
kernel version and src dir via command-line

Options (see –advanced-options output)

Now can start this version from a postscript. The file might be in a network FS 
share or inside the image and deleted afterwards by running:



NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-390.87-custom.run –x; ./nvidia-install -s


You need to blacklist the noveau in the diskless boot before.


There’s another possibility to use dkms with the nvidia installer. You’d need 
to chroot (and bind /dev/, /proc/, sys) manually and run the installer with 
–dkms option.



Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regards

Frank Heckes

CI Operations - Server Services Sun Solaris, Linux (CI/OSB4)
frank.hec...@de.bosch.com<mailto:frank.hec...@de.bosch.com>



Von: Huette, Antoine 
Gesendet: Freitag, 16. November 2018 12:36
An: xCAT Users Mailing list 
Betreff: [xcat-user] nvidia driver on stateless cluster



Hello,



On a stateless CentOS 7.5 cluster with Quadro GPUs, I need to install the 
Nvidia driver. I’m using the runfile downloaded from the Nvidia website.

What is the suggested procedure ? Is it better to install the driver in the 
osimage, or should I make the installer run when the nodes start ?



The problem I see with the first option is the fact that the driver checks if a 
GPU is present in the system, so I’m not sure if this method can work.



The problem with the second method is that, after trying it, it’s very 
difficult to have a working X server with a Gnome desktop. The driver installer 
needs the node to be in runlevel 3 (multi-user.target) but once it is 
installed, I need to switch to runlevel 5 (graphical.target) which almost never 
works. So far the only way I’ve found is by installing the driver manually on a 
freshly booted node, run nvidia-xconfig to fill the Xorg.conf file, and then 
restarting the gnome services.



Any help on this subject would be much appreciated ! 





Best regards,



Antoine Huette
HPC Engineer

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Re: [xcat-user] nvidia driver on stateless cluster

[Bin XA Xu]

xCAT only officially supports the package based installation for CUDA, would we know anything make you choose runfile to install NVIDIA driver?
 
Bin Xu
HPC Software DevelopmentSoftware Defined Infrastructure, IBM Systems
Phone: 86-010-82454067
E-mail: bx...@cn.ibm.com
 
 
- Original message -From: "Huette, Antoine" To: xCAT Users Mailing list Cc:Subject: Re: [xcat-user] nvidia driver on stateless clusterDate: Mon, Nov 19, 2018 10:57 PM  Hello Frank
 
I was able to get the driver installed and working with the second option :)
 
Thank you !
 
Best Regards
 
Antoine Huette
 
 
 Message d'origine 
De : "Heckes Frank (CI/OSB4)" 
Date : 16/11/2018 14:29 (GMT+01:00)
À : xCAT Users Mailing list 
Objet : Re: [xcat-user] nvidia driver on stateless cluster
 
Hello,
 
I suppose you mean a node equipped with NVIDIA GPU(s).
 
There’s one option I currently use to install the driver in image of a rhel/centos node. 
 
On a node with the kernel-devel RPM of the target node installed (might be MN or a build host of sorts),run the downloaded driver:
 
./NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-390.87.run --add-this-kernel  
 
The node don’t have to be the target node.This will create a self extracting file customized with the kernel running on your target node. ./NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-390.87-custom.run .In case the kernel isn’t running on the ‘build’ node you  can specify the kernel version and src dir via command-line
Options (see –advanced-options output)Now can start this version from a postscript. The file might be in a network FS share or inside the image and deleted afterwards by running:
 
NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-390.87-custom.run –x; ./nvidia-install -s 
You need to blacklist the noveau in the diskless boot before. 
There’s another possibility to use dkms with the nvidia installer. You’d need to chroot (and bind /dev/, /proc/, sys) manually and run the installer with –dkms option.
 
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regardsFrank HeckesCI Operations - Server Services Sun Solaris, Linux (CI/OSB4) frank.hec...@de.bosch.com  
Von: Huette, Antoine Gesendet: Freitag, 16.  November 2018 12:36An: xCAT Users Mailing list Betreff: [xcat-user] nvidia driver on stateless cluster
 
Hello,
 
On a stateless CentOS 7.5 cluster with Quadro GPUs, I need to install the Nvidia driver. I’m using the runfile downloaded from the Nvidia website.
What is the suggested procedure ? Is it better to install the driver in the osimage, or should I make the installer run when the nodes start ?
 
The problem I see with the first option is the fact that the driver checks if a GPU is present in the system, so I’m not sure if this method can work.
 
The problem with the second method is that, after trying it, it’s very difficult to have a working X server with a Gnome desktop. The driver installer needs the node to be in runlevel 3 (multi-user.target) but once it is installed, I need to switch to runlevel 5 (graphical.target) which almost never works. So far the only way I’ve found is by installing the driver manually on a freshly booted node, run nvidia-xconfig to fill the Xorg.conf file, and then restarting the gnome services.
 
Any help on this subject would be much appreciated ! 
 
 
Best regards,
 
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Re: [xcat-user] nvidia driver on stateless cluster

[Huette, Antoine]

Hello Frank

I was able to get the driver installed and working with the second option :)

Thank you !

Best Regards

Antoine Huette


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De : "Heckes Frank (CI/OSB4)" 
Date : 16/11/2018 14:29 (GMT+01:00)
À : xCAT Users Mailing list 
Objet : Re: [xcat-user] nvidia driver on stateless cluster

Hello,

I suppose you mean a node equipped with NVIDIA GPU(s).

There’s one option I currently use to install the driver in image of a 
rhel/centos node.

On a node with the kernel-devel RPM of the target node installed (might be MN 
or a build host of sorts),
run the downloaded driver:

./NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-390.87.run --add-this-kernel

The node don’t have to be the target node.
This will create a self extracting file customized with the kernel running on 
your target node. ./NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-390.87-custom.run .
In case the kernel isn’t running on the ‘build’ node you  can specify the 
kernel version and src dir via command-line
Options (see –advanced-options output)

Now can start this version from a postscript. The file might be in a network FS 
share or inside the image and deleted afterwards by running:

NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-390.87-custom.run –x; ./nvidia-install -s

You need to blacklist the noveau in the diskless boot before.

There’s another possibility to use dkms with the nvidia installer. You’d need 
to chroot (and bind /dev/, /proc/, sys) manually and run the installer with 
–dkms option.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regards

Frank Heckes

CI Operations - Server Services Sun Solaris, Linux (CI/OSB4)
frank.hec...@de.bosch.com<mailto:frank.hec...@de.bosch.com>


Von: Huette, Antoine 
Gesendet: Freitag, 16. November 2018 12:36
An: xCAT Users Mailing list 
Betreff: [xcat-user] nvidia driver on stateless cluster

Hello,

On a stateless CentOS 7.5 cluster with Quadro GPUs, I need to install the 
Nvidia driver. I’m using the runfile downloaded from the Nvidia website.
What is the suggested procedure ? Is it better to install the driver in the 
osimage, or should I make the installer run when the nodes start ?

The problem I see with the first option is the fact that the driver checks if a 
GPU is present in the system, so I’m not sure if this method can work.

The problem with the second method is that, after trying it, it’s very 
difficult to have a working X server with a Gnome desktop. The driver installer 
needs the node to be in runlevel 3 (multi-user.target) but once it is 
installed, I need to switch to runlevel 5 (graphical.target) which almost never 
works. So far the only way I’ve found is by installing the driver manually on a 
freshly booted node, run nvidia-xconfig to fill the Xorg.conf file, and then 
restarting the gnome services.

Any help on this subject would be much appreciated ! 


Best regards,

Antoine Huette
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Re: [xcat-user] nvidia driver on stateless cluster

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Hi Huette,
 
If you mean a node equipped with NVIDIA GPU(s),
 
could you have a look at this doc  https://xcat-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/advanced/gpu/index.html 
 
Hope these steps can help you.
 
 
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- Original message -From: "Heckes Frank (CI/OSB4)" To: xCAT Users Mailing list Cc:Subject: Re: [xcat-user] nvidia driver on stateless clusterDate: Fri, Nov 16, 2018 9:28 PM  
Hello,
 
I suppose you mean a node equipped with NVIDIA GPU(s).
 
There’s one option I currently use to install the driver in image of a rhel/centos node. 
 
On a node with the kernel-devel RPM of the target node installed (might be MN or a build host of sorts),run the downloaded driver:
 
./NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-390.87.run --add-this-kernel  
 
The node don’t have to be the target node.This will create a self extracting file customized with the kernel running on your target node. ./NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-390.87-custom.run .In case the kernel isn’t running on the ‘build’ node you  can specify the kernel version and src dir via command-line
Options (see –advanced-options output)Now can start this version from a postscript. The file might be in a network FS share or inside the image and deleted afterwards by running:
 
NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-390.87-custom.run –x; ./nvidia-install -s
You need to blacklist the noveau in the diskless boot before.
There’s another possibility to use dkms with the nvidia installer. You’d need to chroot (and bind /dev/, /proc/, sys) manually and run the installer with –dkms option.
 
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regardsFrank HeckesCI Operations - Server Services Sun Solaris, Linux (CI/OSB4) frank.hec...@de.bosch.com 
Von: Huette, Antoine Gesendet: Freitag, 16.  November 2018 12:36An: xCAT Users Mailing list Betreff: [xcat-user] nvidia driver on stateless cluster
 
Hello,
 
On a stateless CentOS 7.5 cluster with Quadro GPUs, I need to install the Nvidia driver. I’m using the runfile downloaded from the Nvidia website.
What is the suggested procedure ? Is it better to install the driver in the osimage, or should I make the installer run when the nodes start ?
 
The problem I see with the first option is the fact that the driver checks if a GPU is present in the system, so I’m not sure if this method can work.
 
The problem with the second method is that, after trying it, it’s very difficult to have a working X server with a Gnome desktop. The driver installer needs the node to be in runlevel 3 (multi-user.target) but once it is installed, I need to switch to runlevel 5 (graphical.target) which almost never works. So far the only way I’ve found is by installing the driver manually on a freshly booted node, run nvidia-xconfig to fill the Xorg.conf file, and then restarting the gnome services.
 
Any help on this subject would be much appreciated ! 
 
 
Best regards,
 
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[Heckes Frank (CI/OSB4)]

Hello,

I suppose you mean a node equipped with NVIDIA GPU(s).

There’s one option I currently use to install the driver in image of a 
rhel/centos node.

On a node with the kernel-devel RPM of the target node installed (might be MN 
or a build host of sorts),
run the downloaded driver:

./NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-390.87.run --add-this-kernel

The node don’t have to be the target node.
This will create a self extracting file customized with the kernel running on 
your target node. ./NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-390.87-custom.run .
In case the kernel isn’t running on the ‘build’ node you  can specify the 
kernel version and src dir via command-line
Options (see –advanced-options output)

Now can start this version from a postscript. The file might be in a network FS 
share or inside the image and deleted afterwards by running:

NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-390.87-custom.run –x; ./nvidia-install -s

You need to blacklist the noveau in the diskless boot before.

There’s another possibility to use dkms with the nvidia installer. You’d need 
to chroot (and bind /dev/, /proc/, sys) manually and run the installer with 
–dkms option.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regards

Frank Heckes

CI Operations - Server Services Sun Solaris, Linux (CI/OSB4)
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Von: Huette, Antoine 
Gesendet: Freitag, 16. November 2018 12:36
An: xCAT Users Mailing list 
Betreff: [xcat-user] nvidia driver on stateless cluster

Hello,

On a stateless CentOS 7.5 cluster with Quadro GPUs, I need to install the 
Nvidia driver. I’m using the runfile downloaded from the Nvidia website.
What is the suggested procedure ? Is it better to install the driver in the 
osimage, or should I make the installer run when the nodes start ?

The problem I see with the first option is the fact that the driver checks if a 
GPU is present in the system, so I’m not sure if this method can work.

The problem with the second method is that, after trying it, it’s very 
difficult to have a working X server with a Gnome desktop. The driver installer 
needs the node to be in runlevel 3 (multi-user.target) but once it is 
installed, I need to switch to runlevel 5 (graphical.target) which almost never 
works. So far the only way I’ve found is by installing the driver manually on a 
freshly booted node, run nvidia-xconfig to fill the Xorg.conf file, and then 
restarting the gnome services.

Any help on this subject would be much appreciated ! 


Best regards,

Antoine Huette
HPC Engineer
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[Huette, Antoine]

Hello,

On a stateless CentOS 7.5 cluster with Quadro GPUs, I need to install the 
Nvidia driver. I’m using the runfile downloaded from the Nvidia website.
What is the suggested procedure ? Is it better to install the driver in the 
osimage, or should I make the installer run when the nodes start ?

The problem I see with the first option is the fact that the driver checks if a 
GPU is present in the system, so I’m not sure if this method can work.

The problem with the second method is that, after trying it, it’s very 
difficult to have a working X server with a Gnome desktop. The driver installer 
needs the node to be in runlevel 3 (multi-user.target) but once it is 
installed, I need to switch to runlevel 5 (graphical.target) which almost never 
works. So far the only way I’ve found is by installing the driver manually on a 
freshly booted node, run nvidia-xconfig to fill the Xorg.conf file, and then 
restarting the gnome services.

Any help on this subject would be much appreciated ! 


Best regards,

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