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On 30/07/13 23:25, Xiao Peng Wang wrote:
> #1 In first pass (2.8.2), the MIC support only can be run on diskful
> host node. We did not do any support with stateless and statelite. I'll
> try to run MIC support on stateless soon. And hopefully could get your
> experiment of how it works on statelite. The main challenge on statelite
> host is that you need to figure out the readwrite directories and files
> and set them in litefile table.
In my previous experiences I've done:
"rhel64phi","/etc/sysconfig/mic/","persistent",,
"rhel64phi","/opt/intel/mic/filesystem/","persistent",,
Of course that immediately explains why my own method now fails as I
had used a different name for the osimage that is RHEL 64 with updates.
D'oh. :-)
I'm not sure that having /opt/intel/mic/filesystem/ persistent will
work with xCAT's method because it'll be an NFS mount and I'm not sure
I can NFS mount onto a mount point inside NFS (and if you can I'm not
necessarily convinced it's a good idea).
My current state is that I've had to modify /opt/xcat/sbin/configmic to
use Sys::Hostname to get the nodes hostname rather than the current
method (otherwise it gets the FQDN where xCAT has generated the MIC
configs with the short form), but now I hit an issue which is:
[root@barcoo-m ~]# nodeset barcoo061-mic0
osimage=mpss3-2.1.6720-15-netboot-compute
barcoo061: Error: failed to change the common dir for mic file system.
Checking it looks like that whilst the base directory and base.filelist
look OK both the common directory and common.filelist are empty.
Any ideas?
All the best,
Chris
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Christopher Samuel Senior Systems Administrator
VLSCI - Victorian Life Sciences Computation Initiative
Email: [email protected] Phone: +61 (0)3 903 55545
http://www.vlsci.org.au/ http://twitter.com/vlsci
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