"ksdevice=bootif" I had not previous heard of that option.
Joshua Baker-LePain writes:
And, if it is, how many person-years will it take to find said
> firmware flash file on HP's website (seriously, how broken is that site!?)?
To find a ppd file for an HP printer, navigating their website
Just so I understand better, in the file
/tftpboot/linux-install/pxelinux.cfg/
changing from eth0 to eth1 the line
append ksdevice=eth1 [etc.]
does not solve the problem?
I've had similar problems but I don't remember how we solved it,
we tried everything randomly and in a semi-panic. But since
I've all manner of enumeration problems like this with HP hardware,
going back to the DL145G2 series. I've neither seen, nor tried, any
firmware fixes. It's massively annoying, to be sure. I've a DL385 with
4 on-board NICs labeled as NET1 to NET4. They are correspondingly
enumerated as eth2, e
On Tue, 6 Jul 2010 at 10:01pm, Michael Di Domenico wrote
Does anyone on the list have HP DL170h G6 blade chassis's on their
floor? Ours came with the on-board NIC mac addresses programmed in
descending order, I'm curious if this is something new, I've never
seen this done before. Every machine
Does anyone on the list have HP DL170h G6 blade chassis's on their
floor? Ours came with the on-board NIC mac addresses programmed in
descending order, I'm curious if this is something new, I've never
seen this done before. Every machine we have on the floor now has
them in ascending order.
The
I have been predisposed so I missed the beginning of this
thread (seems like a good thing)
In any case, years ago there was some people suggesting that
both cost and power be added to the Top500 results.
The cost issue was just as contentious as it is now.
As I recall, the discussion always came
>> Joe Landman wrote:
>>> Greg Rubino wrote:
I have to say I partially agree with Prentice. I don't know if
prestige directly translates into revenue, but if your a huge company
>>>
>>> Thats the thesis that I am saying I do not believe to be the case, and
>>> Prentis is (as far as I und
Joe Landman wrote:
> Greg Rubino wrote:
>> I have to say I partially agree with Prentice. I don't know if
>> prestige directly translates into revenue, but if your a huge company
>
> Thats the thesis that I am saying I do not believe to be the case, and
> Prentis is (as far as I understand it) in
MC 12core at 2.2GHz: 91% on die, 86.7% on node 2 socket , above 82% on
cluster.
Joshua
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Received: 10:34 AM CDT, 07/06/2010
From: Mark Hahn
To: Beowulf Mailing List
Subject: [Beowulf] HPL efficiency on Magny-Cours and Westmere?
> Hi all,
> can anyone tell me what k
Hi all,
can anyone tell me what kind of efficiency you're seeing on Magny-Cours
and Westmere systems? by efficiency, I mean actual HPL performance as a
fraction of cores * clock * 4 flops/cycle. I realize some of this can
be drived from top500 results, but I'd also be be interested in single-
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