3–Driver Installation
Installing Linux Driver Software
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Installing Linux Drivers Using the TAR File
To install Linux drivers using the TAR file:
1.
Create a directory and extract the TAR files to the directory:
tar xjvf fastlinq-<version>.tar.bz2
2.
Change to the recently created directory, and then install the drivers:
cd fastlinq-<version>
make clean; make install
The qed and qede drivers will be installed in the following paths.
For SLES:
/lib/modules/<version>/updates/qlgc-fastlinq
For RHEL:
/lib/modules/<version>/extra/qlgc-fastlinq
3.
Test the drivers by loading them (unload the existing drivers first, if
necessary):
rmmod qede
rmmod qed
modprobe qed
modprobe qede
Installing the Linux Drivers with RoCE
To install Linux drivers in an inbox OFED environment:
1.
Download the 41
xxx
Series Adapter Linux drivers from Dell:
dell.support.com
2.
Configure RoCE on the adapter, as described in
.
3.
Remove existing Linux drivers, as described in
4.
Install the new Linux drivers using one of the following methods:
Installing Linux Drivers Using the kmp/kmod RPM Package