Using gpumodeswitch
gpumodeswitch
DU-07764-001
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Verifying update...
Update successful.
Firmware image has been updated from version 84.04.7C.00.00 to 84.04.7C.00.00.
A reboot is required for the update to take effect.
InfoROM image updated successfully.
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2.3.2.3
Log file output
The
--gpumode
command writes GPU mode update information to a log file named
setgpumode.txt
. By default
gpumodeswitch
creates the log file in the current working
directory (if the current working directory is writable). To change the path on which the
log file is written, use the
--outfilepath
option:
# gpumodeswitch --gpumode graphics --outfilepath /tmp
Note:
when using the bundled Linux bootable images (see section 2.4), the system
boots into a read-only file system. Log files can be generated by using the
outfilepath
option to write the log files into
/tmp
.
The log file summarizes the command execution:
# more /tmp/setgpumode.txt
GPU ID:
PLX (8747h) (10B5,8747,10B5,8747) H:--:NRM S:00,B:81,PCI,D:00,F:00
Cannot set GPU mode for this adapter
GPU ID:
Tesla M60 (10DE,13F2,10DE,113A) H:82:SP8 S:00,B:83,PCI,D:00,F:00
Successfully updated GPU mode to graphics.
GPU ID:
Tesla M60 (10DE,13F2,10DE,113A) H:82:SP16 S:00,B:84,PCI,D:00,F:00
Successfully updated GPU mode to graphics.
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2.4
LINUX BOOTABLE IMAGES
If your server platform is not running one of the
gpumodeswitch
supported
environments, use one the Linux bootable images included in the release to boot your
server to a minimal Linux environment that includes
gpumodeswitch
.
