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Re: rdma_cm belong to kernel which is not a part of MLNX_OFED. how to fix that?

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2 Alexander: Thanks for the tip

 

For bookkeeping here is a solution that worked for me.

 

I have Minimal CentOS install on my servvers. Adding kernel support required adding some components:.

 

Step 1: Upgrading kernel to the latest version

 

#yum -y update kernel

<reboot>

 

Step 2: Installing kernel sources:

       

#yum install -y kernel-devel       

 

Step 3: Install some tools needed by Mellanox script:

 

#yum install -y python-devel redhat-rpm-config rpm-build

 

Step 4: Re-install mellanox OFED with "--add-kernel-support" option:

 

#mlnxofedinstall --add-kernel-support

<reboot>

 

Step 5: Verify that device "rdma_cm" is available:

 

# ls /dev/infiniband/

issm0  issm1  rdma_cm  ucm0  umad0  umad1  uverbs0


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