Author: A. Cozzie
Date: 12:22:23 08/23/05
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On August 23, 2005 at 13:38:40, Robert Hyatt wrote: >for planning, here's what you need to do: > >1. create a .tar or .zip with everything you need. > >2. You then will log into moat.cis.uab.edu (I will give you a username/password >via email when you are ready). You have to ftp/scp/sftp your .tar file to moat. > Then you will use the same account and scp it to crafty.cis.uab.edu. > >3. Next you ssh to crafty.cis.uab.edu and use the same username/password to log >on there. From that point, you will use a different username/password to log on >to the opteron and also scp your files from my dual xeon up to the opteron. > >4. At that point you are "on", with 4 x 875 processors, running SUSE linux (It >says enterprise linux 9, but am not 100% sure about what that means). It does >have a NUMA-aware kernel and tries to schedule processes around local memory. > >This is a kludge, I know, but AMD is very restrictive about who can enter their >development lab, since they have vendors working in there on commercial >applications that they do not want to see "stolen or borrowed." > >Let me know when you want to try this, but sooner is better since I don't know >how long it will be before they want to disassemble the thing and build >something for the next user to play with... > >I'm still running SMP tests, but can easily stop them for a while for you to >test, then can resume without problems... > >Bob > >BTW this has a version of gcc that will actually do profile-guided optimizations >on Crafty, and also produces 64 bit code by default. I think it is 3.3.3, but >am not certain. The most recent version on red hat RHE would crash when I tried >to profile crafty. It doesn't like something in all the 64 bit stuff I do... OK. I _really_ need to take a nap and buy food, but I will try to be on ICC tonight at some sort of a reasonable time - say 7:00 ? anthony
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