
3. Enabling IP over Myrinet (Ethernet emulation) (OPTIONAL)
If you wish to run IP over Myrinet (ethernet emulation), the Linux command to enable IP
over MX is as follows:
/sbin/ifconfig myri0 <ip_address> up
where you must replace myri0 with the appropriate name (myri1, myri2, etc.) if you have
more than one Myrinet NIC per host.
VI. GM-2 Software Installation
GM-2 installation is performed in three easy steps:
1. Configuring and compiling GM-2.
2. Installing the GM-2 driver.
3. Enabling IP over Myrinet (ethernet emulation) (OPTIONAL)
For detailed installation instructions for GM-2 with FMS diagnostic monitoring, refer to
the FMS webpage (http://www.myri.com/scs/fms/#install-tarball).
These installation instructions assume that your cluster is not diskless. If you have a
diskless cluster, please contact help@myri.com for the proper installation procedure. We
currently recommend GM-2.0.26_Linux for clusters with PCIXD or PCIXF NICs, and
GM-2.1.26_Linux for clusters with PCIXE NICs. For full details, please refer to
http://www.myri.com/scs/#downloads. For purposes of this document, we will only
discuss the installation of GM-2.0.26_Linux. The installation of GM-2.1.26_Linux
follows the same procedure. After you have completed these installation steps, proceed to
Section VII. Testing/Validation (page 27).
1. Configuring and compiling GM-2.
Download GM-2
http://www.myri.com/ftp/pub/GM/gm-2.0.26_Linux.tar.gz
gunzip -c gm-2.0.26_Linux.tar.gz | tar xvf -
cd gm-2.0.26_Linux
./configure --with-linux=<linux-source-dir>
make
where <linux-source-dir> specifies the directory for the Linux kernel source. Note that
as of GM-2.0.15 and later, if the --with-linux= option is not specified, the default is
"/lib/modules/`uname -r`/build". This is the default location used by all major
distributions. The default in previous releases of GM was /usr/src/linux/.
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