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Build newer lshw to parse 100g link speed - #2
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The verson of lshw packaged in debian and ubuntu doesn't parse nic speeds greater than 40G, so it reports everything as 40g. Build from source to support faster speeds. (Still doesn't support >100g)
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This appeared to fix the issue on the gh200 nodes :) |
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The verson of lshw packaged in debian and ubuntu doesn't parse nic
speeds greater than 40G, so it reports everything as 40g.
Build from source to support faster speeds.
(Still doesn't support >100g)