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== Make ==
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=== Building ZeptoOS V2.0 ===
  
 
Typing ''make help'' will bring up the following menu:
 
Typing ''make help'' will bring up the following menu:
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This will copy all the required kernel and ramdisk images to the top level directory.
 
This will copy all the required kernel and ramdisk images to the top level directory.
  
To submit a job, it is necessary to have a profile. A profile can be created using:
 
<pre>./makeprofile.sh <desired-profile-name></pre>
 
 
Once the profile is created, the jobs can be submitted using the
 
 
=== Building ZeptoOS V2.0 ===
 
  
 
=== Examining the Build Directory ===
 
=== Examining the Build Directory ===

Revision as of 14:37, 26 January 2009

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Checklist

  • It is necessary that the user is logged on the the login node.

Configuring the Build

Configuration

Download the bzipped file on the Bluegene/P login node. Extract the sources by using:

$ tar xjf zeptoos-20.tar.bz2 

Change to the BGP top directory using:

$ cd BGP/

Then you can use the configure script to set the system tools path to default using:

$ ./configure

In order to configure the site specific paths using the tool use:

$ ./configure --edit


Building ZeptoOS V2.0

Typing make help will bring up the following menu:

[MENU]

make                             - Build Zepto kernel and ramdisk images

make bgp-ion-ramdisk             - Rebuild ION ramdisk for CNK
make bgp-ion-ramdisk-cnl         - Rebuild ION ramdisk for CNL
make bgp-cn-ramdisk-build        - Rebuild CN Kernel with new ramdisk

make bgp-ion-linux               - Use prebuilt ION Linux Image
make bgp-ion-linux-build         - Rebuild ION Linux Image
make bgp-cn-linux                - Use prebuilt CN Linux Image
make bgp-cn-linux-build          - Rebuild CN Linux Image with latest ramdisk

make bgp-all-pkg-smart           - Build packages from the prebuilt binaries
make bgp-all-pkg-rebuild         - Rebuild all packages from source

To start using the default built binaries simple type:

$ make

This will copy all the required kernel and ramdisk images to the top level directory.


Examining the Build Directory


Features Top Installation