#!/bin/bash # IHK SMP-x86 example boot script. # author: Balazs Gerofi # Copyright (C) 2014 RIKEN AICS # # This is an example script for loading IHK, configuring a partition and # booting McKernel on it. # The script reserves half of the CPU cores and 512MB of RAM from NUMA node 0 # when IHK is loaded for the first time, otherwise it destroys the current # McKernel instance and reboots it using the same set of resources as it used # previously. # Note that the script does not output anything unless an error occurs. prefix="@prefix@" BINDIR="@BINDIR@" SBINDIR="@SBINDIR@" KMODDIR="@KMODDIR@" KERNDIR="@KERNDIR@" mem="512M@0" cpus="" ihk_ikc_irq_core=0 if [ "$cpus" == "" ]; then # Get the number of CPUs on NUMA node 0 nr_cpus=`lscpu --parse | awk -F"," '{if ($4 == 0) print $4}' | wc -l` # Use the second half of the cores let nr_cpus="$nr_cpus / 2" cpus=`lscpu --parse | awk -F"," '{if ($4 == 0) print $1}' | tail -n $nr_cpus | xargs echo -n | sed 's/ /,/g'` if [ "$cpus" == "" ]; then echo "error: no available CPUs on NUMA node 0?"; exit; fi fi # Remove delegator if loaded if [ "`lsmod | grep mcctrl`" != "" ]; then if ! rmmod mcctrl; then echo "error: removing mcctrl"; exit; fi fi # Load IHK if not loaded if [ "`lsmod | grep ihk`" == "" ]; then if ! insmod ${KMODDIR}/ihk.ko; then echo "error: loading ihk"; exit; fi; fi # Load IHK-SMP if not loaded and reserve CPUs and memory if [ "`lsmod | grep ihk_smp_x86`" == "" ]; then ihk_irq="" for i in `seq 64 255`; do if [ ! -d /proc/irq/$i ] && [ "`cat /proc/interrupts | grep ":" | awk '{print $1}' | grep -o '[0-9]*' | grep -e '^$i$'`" == "" ]; then ihk_irq=$i break fi done if [ "$ihk_irq" == "" ]; then echo "error: no IRQ available"; exit; fi if ! insmod ${KMODDIR}/ihk-smp-x86.ko ihk_start_irq=$ihk_irq ihk_ikc_irq_core=$ihk_ikc_irq_core; then echo "error: loading ihk-smp-x86"; exit; fi; if ! ${SBINDIR}/ihkconfig 0 reserve cpu ${cpus}; then echo "error: reserving CPUs"; exit; fi if ! ${SBINDIR}/ihkconfig 0 reserve mem ${mem}; then echo "error: reserving memory"; exit; fi # If loaded, but no resources allocated, get CPUs and memory else if ! ${SBINDIR}/ihkconfig 0 query cpu > /dev/null; then echo "error: querying cpus"; exit; fi cpus_allocated=`${SBINDIR}/ihkosctl 0 query cpu` if [ "$cpus_allocated" == "" ]; then if ! ${SBINDIR}/ihkconfig 0 reserve cpu ${cpus}; then echo "error: reserving CPUs"; exit; fi fi if ! ${SBINDIR}/ihkosctl 0 query mem > /dev/null; then echo "error: querying memory"; exit; fi mem_allocated=`${SBINDIR}/ihkosctl 0 query mem` if [ "$mem_allocated" == "" ]; then if ! ${SBINDIR}/ihkconfig 0 reserve mem ${mem}; then echo "error: reserving memory"; exit; fi fi fi # Check for existing OS instance and destroy if [ -c /dev/mcos0 ]; then # Query CPU cores and memory of OS instance so that the same values are used as previously if ! ${SBINDIR}/ihkosctl 0 query cpu > /dev/null; then echo "error: querying cpus"; exit; fi cpus=`${SBINDIR}/ihkosctl 0 query cpu` if ! ${SBINDIR}/ihkosctl 0 query mem > /dev/null; then echo "error: querying memory"; exit; fi mem=`${SBINDIR}/ihkosctl 0 query mem` if ! ${SBINDIR}/ihkconfig 0 destroy 0; then echo "warning: destroy failed"; fi else # Otherwise query IHK-SMP for resources if ! ${SBINDIR}/ihkconfig 0 query cpu > /dev/null; then echo "error: querying cpus"; exit; fi cpus=`${SBINDIR}/ihkconfig 0 query cpu` if ! ${SBINDIR}/ihkconfig 0 query mem > /dev/null; then echo "error: querying memory"; exit; fi mem=`${SBINDIR}/ihkconfig 0 query mem` fi if ! ${SBINDIR}/ihkconfig 0 create; then echo "error: create"; exit; fi if ! ${SBINDIR}/ihkosctl 0 assign cpu ${cpus}; then echo "error: assign CPUs"; exit; fi if ! ${SBINDIR}/ihkosctl 0 assign mem ${mem}; then echo "error: assign memory"; exit; fi if ! ${SBINDIR}/ihkosctl 0 load ${KERNDIR}/mckernel.img; then echo "error: loading kernel image"; exit; fi if ! ${SBINDIR}/ihkosctl 0 kargs hidos; then echo "error: setting kernel arguments"; exit; fi if ! ${SBINDIR}/ihkosctl 0 boot; then echo "error: booting"; exit; fi if ! insmod ${KMODDIR}/mcctrl.ko; then echo "error: inserting mcctrl.ko"; exit; fi if ! chown `logname` /dev/mcd* /dev/mcos*; then echo "error: chowning device files"; exit; fi