Compile with Fusion IO and Huawei ES3000 Drivers

[Josh Smith]

Hello, 

I am very new to compiling from source, but pretty familiar with using Linux. I want to compile ESOS with support for SanDisk Fusion IO drives and for a ES3000 pcie drive. Attached is the source files for the ES3000 and the instructions, but I am not sure how to compile ESOS with these drivers. Also, I do not know where to find the source for the Fusion IO drive. I currently have an ioDriwill probably only use the ioDrive2 in this server.

Thanks!

-Josh

[Josh Smith]

I wrote this to add to the Makefile.in:

RPMBUILD := @rpmbuild@

RPM := @rpm@

custom_repo = http://192.168.168.199/mnt/esos   

  

esos_kernels.chroot: hio_src = $(chroot_build)/hio 

esos_kernels.chroot: vsl_src = $(chroot_build)/vsl

$(MKDIR) $(chroot_build)/hio

$(WGET) -P $(hio_src) $(custom_repo)/hio/hio.c; \

$(WGET) -P $(hio_src) $(custom_repo)/hio/hio.h; \

$(WGET) -P $(hio_src) $(custom_repo)/hio/Makefile; \

$(WGET) -P $(hio_src) $(custom_repo)/hio/Makefile; \

$(MKDIR) $(chroot_build)/vsl

$(WGET) -P $(vsl_src) $(custom_repo)/vsl/fio-common-3.2.15.1699-1.0.noarch.rpm; \

$(WGET) -P $(vsl_src) $(custom_repo)/vsl/fio-preinstall-3.2.15.1699-1.0.noarch.rpm; \

$(WGET) -P $(vsl_src) $(custom_repo)/vsl/fio-sysvinit-3.2.15.1699-1.0.noarch.rpm; \

$(WGET) -P $(vsl_src) $(custom_repo)/vsl/fio-util-3.2.15.1699-1.0.noarch.rpm; \

$(WGET) -P $(vsl_src) $(custom_repo)/vsl/lib32vsl-3.2.15.1699-1.i686.rpm; \

$(MAKE) --directory=$(hio_src) KDIR=$(linux_src) \

KERNEL_SOURCE_VERSION=$(kernel_ver)$$i; \

$(MKDIR) /lib/modules/$(kernel_ver)$$i/kernel/drivers/hio; \

$(INSTALL) -m 0644 $(hio_src)/*.ko

$(DEPMOD) -a; \

$(RPMBUILD) --rebuild --define 'rpm_kernel_version $(kernel_ver)$$i' \

$(vsl_src)/iomemory-vsl-3.2.15.scr.rpm; \

$(RPM) -Uvh $(vsl_src)/iomemory-vsl*.rpm; \

$(RPM) -Uvh $(vsl_src)/lib*.rpm; \

$(RPM) -Uvh $(vsl_src)/fio*.rpm; \

Not sure if it's going to work, but I'm going to try now.

Also, attached are the files and documents for the ioDrive2. I downloaded the drivers for RHLE5 since I wasn't sure which linux flavor to choose and found a reference to RHLE5 in the MakeFile.in

[JeremyF]

Did it work?

Just curious as a fellow user...

-JF

[Josh Smith]

Unfortunately not. Still have been unable to get either drive to work.