[ofa-general] Debian/Ubuntu status
Vladimir Sokolovsky
vlad at dev.mellanox.co.il
Thu Nov 8 01:50:00 PST 2007
Robert LeBlanc wrote:
> In doing some research, I've noticed that the wiki states for 1.3 that
> Ubuntu is under the Supported OSes for basic testing. What does that mean?
> I've looked through the documentation and everything still looks very RPM
> based. I've noticed a couple of messages in the archive directed to Vlad
> about the status of certain Debain/Ubuntu issues, but really didn't see any
> responses. We hacked our own scripts to compile 1.1, which have been working
> well for us (MPI, IPoIB and Lustre), but we are unsure if we are missing
> anything since we are new at this. It would be real nice to be able to build
> .debs straight from the OFED source. We would be willing to help were we
> can. A nice overview of the build process for RPMs would help us translate
> it (not extremely familiar with RPM distros).
>
> Thanks,
> Robert
>
> Robert LeBlanc
> College of Life Sciences Computer Support
> Brigham Young University
> leblanc at byu.edu
> (801)422-1882
>
Hi Robert,
Currently deb packages are not supported by OFED, but you can try to install OFED-1.3 using RPMs.
First, install 'rpm' package on your Ubuntu and then run:
OFED-1.3/install.pl --without-depcheck.
Regards,
Vladimir
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