User`s guide

360 XgOS User’s Guide • September 2014
Then install the binary RPM:
The SPEC File
Often, a user will find it necessary to customize some aspect of the driver build
process. Many of these behaviors are set through default environment variables,
SPEC files at the top of the rpm-SPEC file, or through system scripts.
To make these customizations, you should first install the RPM source:
The source files will be installed at the appropriate location as configured in your
RPM program. In Redhat, this location prefix is /usr/src/redhat.
Inside this prefix directory, you will find several other directories including BUILD,
RPMS, SOURCE, SPECS, and SRPMS. In the SPECS directory, you will find a file
named /usr/src/redhat/SPECS/xsigo-hostdrivers.spec. You will find several SPEC
variables that have initial values, and others dynamically set via scripts. You should
consult the spec file for specific documentation. See the following table.
# rpm –Uvh xsigo-hostdrivers-kmod-2.6.18-53.el5_3.8.0-1.x86_64.rpm
# chkconfig xsigo on
# reboot
# service xsigo status
# rpm -i xsigo-hostdrivers-kmod-linux_3.8.0-1.src.rpm
Spec File Variable Description
Automatically
Checked
Default
Value
Acceptable
Values
ofed1_2 The Oracle host drivers by default are
written to compile against the OFED 1.1
and earlier API. By enabling this option,
the drivers will be patched appropriately to
enable compiling against the OFED 1.2.X
distribution given the slight differences in
the API. By default, this will automatically
be enabled if an OFED 1.2.X installation is
found as part of the kernel.
Yes 0 0 or 1