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G – Commands and Files
Summary and Descriptions of Commands
G-4 IB0054606-02 A
dmesg
dmesg
prints out bootup messages. It is useful for checking for initialization
problems. You can check to see if problems were detected during the driver and
QLogic hardware initialization with the command:
$ dmesg|egrep -i infinipath|qib
This command may generate more than one screen of output.
iba_opp_query
This command retrieves path records from the Distributed SA and is somewhat
similar to
iba_saquery
. It is intended for testing the Distributed SA
(
qlogic_sa
) and for verifying connectivity between nodes in the fabric. For
information on configuring and using the Distributed SA, refer to “QLogic
Distributed Subnet Administration” on page 3-12 .
iba_opp_query
does not access the SM when doing queries, it only accesses
the local Distributed SA database. For that reason, the kinds of queries that can
be done are much more limited than with
iba_saquery
. In particular, it can only
find paths that start on the machine where the command is run. (In other words,
the source LID or source GID must be on the local node.) In addition, queries
must supply either a source and destination LID, or a source and destination GID.
They cannot be mixed. In addition, you will usually need to provide either a SID
that was specified in Distributed SA configuration file, or a pkey that matches such
a SID.
Usage
iba_opp_query [-v level ] [-hca hca ] [-p port ] [-s LID ] [-d
LID ] [-S GID ] [-D GID ] [-k pkey] [-i sid] [-H]
Options
-v/--verbose level
— Debug level. Should be a number between 1
and 7. Default is 5.
-s
/
--slid LID
— Source LID. Can be in decimal, hex (0x##) or octal
(0##)
-d
/
--dlid LID
— Destination LID. Can be in decimal, hex (0x##) or octal
(0##)
a
These programs are contained in the OpenFabrics
openib-diags
RPM.
b These programs are contained within the
rcs
RPM for your distribution.
c
These programs are contained in the Open
mpi-frontend
RPM.
d
These programs are contained within the
binutils
RPM for your distribution.