The problem was if using xCAT to manage the osimage of mic node, the
default micuser would be removed. It will be fixed soon.


Thanks
Best Regards
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From:   Andrew Howard <[email protected]>
To:     Christopher Samuel <[email protected]>,
Cc:     Beowulf list <[email protected]>,
            [email protected]
Date:   2013/08/24 17:26
Subject:        Re: [xcat-user] [Beowulf] Cannot run offload codes with Intel
            Xeon Phi cards deployed via xCAT



Did you configure the cards with micctrl like the docs tell you to? Stop
mpss, run micctrl --initdefaults, then start MPSS. Otherwise micuser won't
exist.

-Andy


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On Wed, Aug 21, 2013 at 12:05 AM, Christopher Samuel <[email protected]
> wrote:
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  ...and of course within a few minutes of sending that I've found that
  it appears xCAT does not create the micuser in the passwd file it
  deploys to the Phi's.

  This means the /bin/coi_daemon on the Phi cards cannot start as the
  init script runs it with the "--coiuser=micuser" argument so it fails
  with:

  [root@barcoo062-mic0 /root]# /etc/init.d/coi start
   Starting COI server... [ OK ]
  [root@barcoo062-mic0 /root]# Can't drop priviledges to requested user
  'micuser'

  So xCAT folks, any ideas why that user would be missing?

  All the best,
  Chris
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