[openfabrics-ewg] [openib-general] OFED 1.1-rc3 is ready
Woodruff, Robert J
robert.j.woodruff at intel.com
Fri Sep 1 09:12:42 PDT 2006
Tziporet Wrote,
>Hi,
>OFED 1.1-RC3 is available on
https://openib.org/svn/gen2/branches/1.1/ofed/releases/
>File: OFED-1.1-rc3.tgz
>Please report any issues in bugzilla http://openib.org/bugzilla/
Hi all, I installed the RC3 package on my Xeon/Lindenhurst platforms
and with the pathscale card I have the following problem
when trying to run Intel MPI and NetPipe.
The is on a RedHat EL4-U3 (2.6.9-34EL kernel).
Has anyone else been able to run DAPL/RDMA programs like Intel MPI
over the Pathscale cards with OFED-1.1-RC3 ?
# List of Benchmarks to run:
# PingPong
# PingPing
# Sendrecv
# Exchange
# Allreduce
# Reduce
# Reduce_scatter
# Allgather
# Allgatherv
# Alltoall
# Bcast
# Barrier
[1][rdma_iba.c:260] Intel MPI fatal error: DTO operation completed with
error. status=0x8. cookie=0x514ed0
rank 1 in job 2 rkl-13-ib0_32788 caused collective abort of all ranks
exit status of rank 1: return code 255
I also tried a version of NetPipe that was modified to use DAPL and
it works for messages < 2048 and then hangs
Now starting the main loop
0: 1 bytes 1000 times --> 1.53 Mbps in 4.98 usec
1: 2 bytes 1000 times --> 3.11 Mbps in 4.91 usec
2: 3 bytes 1000 times --> 4.72 Mbps in 4.85 usec
3: 4 bytes 1000 times --> 6.20 Mbps in 4.92 usec
4: 6 bytes 1000 times --> 9.23 Mbps in 4.96 usec
5: 8 bytes 1000 times --> 12.41 Mbps in 4.92 usec
6: 12 bytes 1000 times --> 18.61 Mbps in 4.92 usec
7: 13 bytes 1000 times --> 19.98 Mbps in 4.96 usec
8: 16 bytes 1000 times --> 24.48 Mbps in 4.99 usec
9: 19 bytes 1000 times --> 29.04 Mbps in 4.99 usec
10: 21 bytes 1000 times --> 32.31 Mbps in 4.96 usec
11: 24 bytes 1000 times --> 36.72 Mbps in 4.99 usec
12: 27 bytes 1000 times --> 40.67 Mbps in 5.06 usec
13: 29 bytes 1000 times --> 44.24 Mbps in 5.00 usec
14: 32 bytes 1000 times --> 49.15 Mbps in 4.97 usec
15: 35 bytes 1000 times --> 53.18 Mbps in 5.02 usec
16: 45 bytes 1000 times --> 67.60 Mbps in 5.08 usec
17: 48 bytes 1000 times --> 72.32 Mbps in 5.06 usec
18: 51 bytes 1000 times --> 76.65 Mbps in 5.08 usec
19: 61 bytes 1000 times --> 90.20 Mbps in 5.16 usec
20: 64 bytes 1000 times --> 94.50 Mbps in 5.17 usec
21: 67 bytes 1000 times --> 96.89 Mbps in 5.28 usec
22: 93 bytes 1000 times --> 134.20 Mbps in 5.29 usec
23: 96 bytes 1000 times --> 137.11 Mbps in 5.34 usec
24: 99 bytes 1000 times --> 139.72 Mbps in 5.41 usec
25: 125 bytes 1000 times --> 175.08 Mbps in 5.45 usec
26: 128 bytes 1000 times --> 184.12 Mbps in 5.30 usec
27: 131 bytes 1000 times --> 184.72 Mbps in 5.41 usec
28: 189 bytes 1000 times --> 258.25 Mbps in 5.58 usec
29: 192 bytes 1000 times --> 269.32 Mbps in 5.44 usec
30: 195 bytes 1000 times --> 270.92 Mbps in 5.49 usec
31: 253 bytes 1000 times --> 339.98 Mbps in 5.68 usec
32: 256 bytes 1000 times --> 347.01 Mbps in 5.63 usec
33: 259 bytes 1000 times --> 349.64 Mbps in 5.65 usec
34: 381 bytes 1000 times --> 491.64 Mbps in 5.91 usec
35: 384 bytes 1000 times --> 495.59 Mbps in 5.91 usec
36: 387 bytes 1000 times --> 493.49 Mbps in 5.98 usec
37: 509 bytes 1000 times --> 621.98 Mbps in 6.24 usec
38: 512 bytes 1000 times --> 639.37 Mbps in 6.11 usec
39: 515 bytes 1000 times --> 632.97 Mbps in 6.21 usec
40: 765 bytes 1000 times --> 854.35 Mbps in 6.83 usec
41: 768 bytes 1000 times --> 878.14 Mbps in 6.67 usec
42: 771 bytes 1000 times --> 878.74 Mbps in 6.69 usec
43: 1021 bytes 1000 times --> 1067.29 Mbps in 7.30 usec
44: 1024 bytes 1000 times --> 1073.29 Mbps in 7.28 usec
45: 1027 bytes 1000 times --> 1076.14 Mbps in 7.28 usec
46: 1533 bytes 1000 times --> 1396.85 Mbps in 8.37 usec
47: 1536 bytes 1000 times --> 1407.83 Mbps in 8.32 usec
48: 1539 bytes 1000 times --> 1385.12 Mbps in 8.48 usec
49: 2045 bytes 1000 times --> 1647.53 Mbps in 9.47 usec
50: 2048 bytes 1000 times --> 1657.56 Mbps in 9.43 usec
51: 2051 bytes 1000 times -->
<- hangs here
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