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versions using ioctl is not possible to insert to the kernel #7

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vysocky opened this issue Jan 11, 2023 · 3 comments
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versions using ioctl is not possible to insert to the kernel #7

vysocky opened this issue Jan 11, 2023 · 3 comments

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@vysocky
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vysocky commented Jan 11, 2023

We have two system using the same CentOS 7 with old kernel (3.10.0-1160.80.1.el7.x86_64). One of the systems works perfectly with the master version of the amd_hsmp, however the other one (2x7763 + 8x A100 per node) fails when inserting the kernel module. It results in the following error:

insmod: ERROR: could not insert module amd_hsmp/4276242/amd_hsmp.ko: No such device

I have tested older versions of the code, and found out that only the very old version without ioctl interface (5d590b2) is possible to insert, and works fine.

Do you have a clue why the ioctl versions do not work? Thanks
@nchatrad

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Can you tell us the Fam/Model number of the system where this driver does not work.

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vysocky commented Jan 12, 2023

As mentioned in the initial text, it is a system powered by two 7763 CPUs with Nvidia GPUs. Let me know what additional information you need.

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Hi Vysocky,
7763 should be Milan, did you check if HSMP interface is enabled in the BIOS. Note: BIOS config options vary among ODMs.
Can you share the dmesg logs around the error while inserting.

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