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Additional Installation Instructions
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mode="create" perms="a+rx">
#!/bin/sh
cd /home/install/contrib/4.2.1/x86_64/RPMS
rpm -Uvh --force infinipath*.rpm ‘ls mpi*rpm | grep -v
openmpi‘
# If and Only IF OpenSM is needed and then please enable
OpenSM
# only on one node.
rpm -Uvh --force opensm-2.2-*_qlc.x86_64.rpm \
libibcommon-2.2-*_qlc.x86_64.rpm \
libibmad-2.2-*_qlc.x86_64.rpm \
libibumad-2.2-*_qlc.x86_64.rpm \
opensm-devel-2.2-*_qlc.x86_64.rpm \
opensm-libs-2.2-*_qlc.x86_64.rpm
# Install any other OpenFabrics (OFED) packages that you want,
# then restart
/etc/init.d/infinipath restart
#Either move this file or remove it
mv /etc/rc.d/rocksconfig.d/post-97-infinipath /tmp
#rm /etc/rc.d/rocksconfig.d/post-97-infinipath
</file>
</post>
</kickstart>
In this file, the installation of the InfiniPath drivers is done in the <post>
section, as it is a live install. This file can be used as a guideline: it may be
cut and pasted, then modified to suit your needs.
5. On the front end node, download the InfiniPath 2.2 tarball for your
distribution,
RHEL4 or SLES10.
After downloading the tarball, type the following, where
xxx is the
distribution identifier, and yyy is the platform architecture:
$ tar zxvf InfiniPath2.2-xxx-yyy.tgz
The tar command will create a directory based on the tar file name and
place the RPMs there. Next, copy the RPMs you want to install to the
directory:
/home/install/contrib/4.2.1/x86_64/RPMS
It is easiest to copy all of the RPMs to this directory, then use the commands
in the extend-compute.xml file to install the desired packages.