[Pvfs2-users] "Remote Endpoint is Closed" error starting pvfs2-server

[Joshua Randall]

>> There is a BMI pingpong test in $PVFS2_SRC/test/io/bmi/. Can you  
>> build and run it between two machines to make sure that bmi_mx can  
>> connect and pass data?

I compiled and ran the pingpong test, and it seems to work ok:

> renton$ sudo ./test/io/bmi/pingpong -h mx://renton:0:3 -s
> Starting expected test


> begbie$ sudo /tmp/pingpong -h mx://renton:0:3 -c
>      Bytes        usecs         MB/s       StdDev           
> Min          Max
>          1       13.121        0.079 +-     0.013         
> 0.016        0.110
>          2       13.138        0.159 +-     0.027         
> 0.006        0.224
>          4       12.230        0.336 +-     0.044         
> 0.019        0.447
>          8       12.848        0.641 +-     0.092         
> 0.023        0.895
>         16       12.160        1.342 +-     0.167         
> 0.127        1.790
>         32       13.367        2.477 +-     0.390         
> 0.133        3.579
>         64       12.836        5.082 +-     0.575         
> 0.357        6.711
>        128       13.753        9.529 +-     1.163        0.546        
> 12.202
>        256       19.303       13.571 +-     1.765        1.268        
> 18.355
>        512       25.314       20.553 +-     2.263        2.353        
> 31.123
>       1024       33.631       30.846 +-     3.005        4.170        
> 56.887
>       2048       56.869       36.631 +-     3.136        0.474        
> 90.899
>       4096       63.095       65.351 +-     3.840       15.401       
> 126.323
>       8192       90.809      107.935 +-    35.798       19.861       
> 145.284
>      16384      135.989      136.231 +-    49.138        0.815       
> 282.216
>      32768      164.927      203.865 +-    33.878       68.771       
> 402.457
>      65536      235.281      284.368 +-    29.277        6.566       
> 385.523
>     131072      349.701      382.089 +-    52.652      228.589       
> 572.364
>     262144      587.697      458.013 +-    74.054      238.532       
> 708.677
>     524288     1138.496      471.440 +-    71.701      276.816       
> 710.853
>    1048576     2223.087      478.532 +-    57.036      332.141       
> 625.834
>    2097152     4312.721      491.770 +-    51.694      349.641       
> 638.207
>    4194304     8763.014      487.486 +-    58.947      174.562       
> 625.544


> renton$ sudo ./test/io/bmi/pingpong -h mx://renton:0:3 -s
> Starting unexpected test


> begbie$ sudo /tmp/pingpong -h mx://renton:0:3 -c -u
>      Bytes        usecs         MB/s       StdDev           
> Min          Max
>          1       15.690        0.065 +-     0.007         
> 0.006        0.087
>          2       16.647        0.123 +-     0.016         
> 0.013        0.166
>          4       15.940        0.255 +-     0.030         
> 0.036        0.336
>          8       16.309        0.501 +-     0.063         
> 0.055        0.671
>         16       16.366        0.995 +-     0.119         
> 0.114        1.342
>         32       15.675        2.078 +-     0.251         
> 0.339        2.796
>         64       17.150        3.862 +-     0.444         
> 0.051        5.162
>        128       17.240        7.571 +-     0.916        0.807        
> 10.226
>        256       20.921       12.455 +-     1.450        1.528        
> 17.180
>        512       25.420       20.263 +-     1.234        4.079        
> 26.189
>       1024       33.449       30.914 +-     2.706        7.816        
> 41.699
>       2048       56.748       36.531 +-     2.806        1.480        
> 63.866
>       4096       63.077       65.247 +-     3.462       24.595       
> 101.058
>       8192      108.815       93.179 +-    38.932        6.014       
> 144.978


I did initially have some problems compiling pingpong, as attempting  
to make it resulted in an undefined reference error for sqrt.  I ended  
up just copying the gcc line from the make attempt and adding "-lm" to  
the end, which compiled it just fine. I see the test/io/bmi/ 
module.mk.in file does set a variable that should be adding "-lm" to  
MODLDFLAGS_$(DIR)/pingpong.o, but for some reason that either isn't  
getting set or interpreted for me.  In any case, it's not a big deal,  
perhaps I was just calling make the wrong way (what I did was "make  
test/io/bmi/pingpong" from the top-level of the build tree, since I  
couldn't find any pseudo target for the test modules, and "make all"  
didn't build it).

Josh.