[Beowulf] Re: Any industry-standards that allow automated BIOS modifications and dumping? IPMI cannot do it, can it?
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Mark Hahn hahn at mcmaster.caWed Oct 21 20:26:43 PDT 2009
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> #####load the required drivers > modprobe ipmi_devintf > modprobe ipmi_si > modprobe ipmi_msghandler IMO, you shouldn't: when permanently active, the local ipmi interface seems to consume noticable cycles (kipmi thread). just modprobe when you need it and rmmod after... > (2)Can't mod the BIOS settings or even dump them. Is there a way to > modify the BIOS settings via. IPMI (in general) definitely not in general. a vendor could certainly provide IPMI extensions that manipulate bios settings. but the market doesn't seem to find this kind of HPC-mostly concern worthwhile :( donno, maybe the really big players (google, etc) get satisfaction. I wonder though, whether it would kill vendors just to publish the source for their bios. bios-serial-redirection and serial-over-lan can let you do it manually.
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