> Jeffrey: It would be very nice if you could document in detail how to
> configure opa2slurm and list all prerequisite RPMs in your README.md.
Added to the README.md: build info and usage info.
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Jeffrey T. Frey, Ph.D.
Systems Programmer V
Hi Markus,
I had to install additionally this RPM from the Intel OPA software suite
(I disable the CentOS 7.4 RPMs):
IntelOPA-Tools.RHEL74-x86_64.10.6.1.0.2/RPMS/x86_64/opa-opa-libopamgt-devel-10.6.1.0-2.el7.x86_64.rpm
I also had to edit the CMakeLists.txt to replace SLURM_PREFIX /usr/local
Hi Jeffrey,
yes I installed from rpm, but this is a self built rpm. The whole slurm
installation resides in /opt/slurm.
/opt/slurm/bin
/opt/slurm/conf
/opt/slurm/include
/opt/slurm/lib
/opt/slurm/lib64
/opt/slurm/log
/opt/slurm/MM_BAK
/opt/slurm/sbin
/opt/slurm/share
/opt/slurm/var
But it s
I'll preface this by saying that I'm no expert in CMake, so there may be better
ways to construct the CMakeLists.txt in this instance. Anyone who is, in fact,
better-versed in CMake authoring should feel free to fork and eventually send a
pull request for a CMake redo.
That being said, I went
> Thanks Jeffrey for that tool, for me it is working. I changed a little bit
> the CMakeLists.txt such that slurm can be found also in non standard install
> paths ;)
>
> replaced
> SET (SLURM_PREFIX "/usr/local" CACHE PATH "Directory in which SLURM is
> installed.")
> with
> FIND_PATH(SLURM_PR
Hi Ole, hi Jeffrey.
Thanks Jeffrey for that tool, for me it is working. I changed a little
bit the CMakeLists.txt such that slurm can be found also in non standard
install paths ;)
replaced
SET (SLURM_PREFIX "/usr/local" CACHE PATH "Directory in which SLURM is
installed.")
with
FIND_PATH(SL
Hi Jeffrey,
On 06/13/2018 10:35 PM, Jeffrey Frey wrote:
Intel's OPA doesn't include the old IB net discovery library/API;
instead, they have their own library to enumerate nodes, links, etc.
I've started a rewrite of ye olde "ib2slurm" utility to make use of
Intel's new enumeration library.
Intel's OPA doesn't include the old IB net discovery library/API; instead, they
have their own library to enumerate nodes, links, etc. I've started a rewrite
of ye olde "ib2slurm" utility to make use of Intel's new enumeration library.
https://gitlab.com/jtfrey/opa2slurm
E.g.
$ opa
