I just did a 'git clone' of the current source over at Github and was
able to build (I think) 100% of the code. This is a 64 bit system
running CentOS 5.5
Everything built from source without too much hassle
... including the java stuff classes, the GUI installer and the hadoop
herd classes. Never got the hadoop stuff to build before so this was a first
Looks like Univa is going to call this "Grid Engine 8.0.0 alpha" at
least according to the GUI and client versions that show up.
So far a test installation as gone fine except for one small problem ...
I had compiled the gridengine codebase against an older version of
berkelydb (one that still supports RPC server) that I had built and
stored at /opt/berkeley-db/lib/libdb-4.7.so
The problem is that when I packege up my build and go to install Grid
Engine, the install fails because when it tries to set up the inital
berkeley spooling database the local SGE lib "libspoolb.so" complains
about not being able to find "libdb-4.7.so"
Easy fix on my test system via ld.so.conf or whatever but it makes me
think that I've built something wrong ... I thought I was doing a static
build where all the external libraries would come along for the ride ...
Any aimk or aimk.site people have any tips for making sure the proper
BDB libraries/objects accompany the courtesy binaries?
dag
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