This fix enables the lsfbeat tool to work on hosts that have multiple sensors.

Readme documentation for IBM Spectrum LSF Explorer V10.2.0 Fix including installation-related instructions, prerequisites and co-requisites, and list of fixes.

This fix resolves the following issue:
The lsfbeat tool cannot handle energy data from machines that have 2 or more sensors.

Readme file for: IBM® Spectrum LSF Explorer
Product/Component Release: 10.2.0.10
Update Name: Fix 556492
Fix ID: explorer-10.2.0.10-build556492
Publication date: Sept. 1 2020
Last modified date: Sept. 1 2020

• List of fixes
• Download location
• Product notifications
• Products or components affected
• System requirements
• Installation and configuration
• Uninstallation
• List of files
• Copyright and trademark information

• List of fixes
  

  P103828

• Download location

  Download from the following location: http://www.ibm.com/eserver/support/fixes/

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• Products or components affected

  Explorer Node
  

• System requirements
  • Linux-x86_64
• Installation and configuration
  • The following steps assume that IBM Spectrum LSF Explorer is installed in /opt/ibm. Replace with your actual installation directory.
    
  • 6.1  Before installation
    • Log on to each IBM Spectrum LSF Explorer Node hosts as root.
      
    • Set your IBM Spectrum LSF Explorer environment.
      For csh or tcsh:
      % source /opt/ibm/lsfsuite/ext/cshrc.platform
      For sh, ksh, or bash:
      $ . /opt/ibm/lsfsuite/ext/profile.platform
    • Determine the location of your existing IBM Spectrum LSF Explorer installation.
      #rpm -q --queryformat "%{INSTPREFIXES}\n" lsf-explorer-node
    • Stop all IBM Spectrum LSF Explorer services.
      perfadmin stop all
      
    • Back up your existing installation.
      For example:
      #cp -rfp /opt/ibm /opt/ibm.bak
  • 6.2  Installation steps for IBM Spectrum LSF Explorer V10.2.0.
    

    Note: 1. This patch is only for LSF Explorer V10.2.0. If you are using other versions, you must first migrate to V10.2.0 before applying this patch.
    

    • Extract explorer10.2.0.10_node_linux-x64.tar.gz.
      tar -xzvf explorer10.2.0.10_node_linux-x64.tar.gz 
    • As root, log on to each IBM Spectrum LSF Explorer Node 10.2 host.
    • Set your IBM Spectrum LSF Explorer environment.
      For csh or tcsh:
      % source /opt/ibm/lsfsuite/ext/cshrc.platform
      For sh, ksh, or bash:
      $ . /opt/ibm/lsfsuite/ext/profile.platform
    • Configure the install.config file as the same when installing Spectrum LSF Explorer Node 10.2.0.10.
      
    • Install the pack
      ./ExplorerNodeInstaller.sh -f install.config
      
    • Start IBM Spectrum LSF Explorer Server.
      perfadmin start all
      
• Uninstallation
  • 7.1  Before uninstallation

    Stop all IBM Spectrum LSF Explorer services:

    perfadmin stop all
  • 7.2  Roll back the fix

    The following steps assume that IBM Spectrum LSF Explorer is installed in the /opt/ibm directory.
    Replace this with your actual installation directory.

    • Determine the location of your existing IBM Spectrum LSF Explorer installation.
      #rpm -q --queryformat "%{INSTPREFIXES}\n" lsf-explorer-node
    • Re-install RPM file lsf-beat-10.2.0.6-19111811.x86_64.rpm
    • Start IBM Spectrum LSF Explorer Server
      perfadmin start all
• List of files
  

  $PERF_TOP/../../../elastic/lsfbeat/script/getEnergy.sh

• Copyright and trademark information

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