Re: [Myricom help #6079] testing PCI bus speeds
Bob Felderman <[email protected]>
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Jeff, Pick up the most current gm-1.4pre4?.tar.gz from our ftp site ftp://[email protected]/pub/GM compile/loadthe driver, then run gm_debug | head -30 you'll get the pci read and write speeds. If you have an intel-840-based system, don't expect great performance from PCI read. My favorite is the Serverworks chipset. On Fri, 5 Jan 2001, Jeff Nucciarone wrote: > > We just received a bunch of new evaluation hardware with widely varying > PCI bus types. I used to be able to use the older myrinet driver (pre > GM) to run the L2E and E2L tests. This was with older (M2M) Myrinet cards. > > I have a set of Myrinet 2000 (M3M series) cards and would like to use them > for the same PCI speed tests. Will this older code still work with these > cards? > > Is there a better test suite for measureing PCI performance? > > Thanks, > > --Jeff > > Jeff Nucciarone [email protected] http://www.personal.psu.edu/nucci > Senior Research Programmer, Numerically Intensive Computing Group > The Pennsylvania State University > "Don't just do it........ do it right." > > >