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The following SVA launch scripts support the --stereo option.
• sva_chromium_dmx.sh
• sva_paraview.sh
• sva_job_template.sh
CAUTION: The stereo capabilities in SVA best support a single class of mono display devices
and a single class of stereo display devices. A class of display devices is defined by the properties
of the display, such as refresh rate and resolution.
A system administrator can configure the SVA to support a range of display properties. However,
you must exercise care in using two configured displays on the cluster that differ widely in their
properties. Such display devices are unlikely to share the same cluster display configuration
values. If you inadvertently use a display device with the wrong configuration (for example,
with the Display Surface configured for a different display), you might damage your display
device.
5.7 G-Sync Framelock Support
Framelock allows the display channels from multiple workstations to be synchronized, thus
creating one large virtual display that can be driven by a multisystem cluster for performance
scalability. This support works for one or two graphics cards in a node.
In order to take advantage of SVA G-Sync framelock support, you need the following:
1. A G-Sync capable application.
2. A G-Sync capable graphics card correctly installed on a display node. Currently, SVA
supports the NVIDIA Quadro FX 4500 and FX 5500 graphics cards for framelock capability.
3. The NVIDIA Quadro G-Sync option card. This card combines with the NVIDIA Quadro FX
4500 and FX 5500 to provide framelock, genlock, and synchronized framebuffer swap and
refresh rate.
SVA users with properly installed G-Sync hardware can enable and disable framelock for SVA
interactive jobs using the nvidia-settings tool provided by NVIDIA with their graphics
cards and drivers. This GUI tool lets you select a number of displays, choose a master node, and
enable or disable hardware framelock. However, the nvidia-settings tool does not work
for non-interactive (batch) jobs.
SVA does provide several ways to enable hardware framelock on any Display Surface with the
necessary hardware for both interactive and noninteractive jobs. This is described in the next
few sections.
5.7.1 Use the Framelock Script Option
Interactive and non-interactive jobs can enable hardware framelock on any Display Surface by
passing the --framelock parameter to the appropriate SVA job launch script. The following
scripts support the option
• sva_chromium_dmx.sh
• sva_paraview.sh
• sva_job_template.sh
5.7.2 Use the Framelock Script Function
If you write or modify job launch scripts, there is an SVA scripting function (found in svainit)
to enable framelock on a Display Surface:
svaEnableFrameLock
For an example of how to use this function, see /opt/sva/samples/sva_job_template.sh.
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- User's Guide 1
- Table of Contents 3
- 4 Table of Contents 4
- List of Figures 5
- List of Tables 7
- About This Document 9
- 4 Related Information 10
- 5 Publishing History 10
- 6 HP Encourages Your Comments 10
- 1 Introduction 11
- 1.2 SVA Clusters 12
- 1.3 Displays 13
- 1.4 SVA Functional Attributes 13
- 1.5 Application Support 14
- 1.5.1 OpenGL Applications 15
- 1.5.2 Scenegraph Applications 15
- 2 SVA Architecture 17
- 18 SVA Architecture 18
- 2.2.3 Components of an SVA 19
- 2.3 SVA Operation 20
- 2.3 SVA Operation 21 21
- 3 SVA Hardware and Software 23
- 3.2 Bounded Configuration 24
- 3.4 Network Configurations 25
- 3.5 Display Devices 26
- 3.6 SVA Software Summary 26
- 3.6.1 Linux Operating System 27
- 4 Quick Start 31
- 4.3 Run a Test Application 32
- % export DISPLAY node:0.0 33
- 34 Quick Start 34
- % sva_remote.sh -I 35
- 5.1 Configuration Data Files 37
- 5.4.1 Head Node 41
- 5.4.2 RGS Node 41
- 5.7 G-Sync Framelock Support 43
- 6 Application Examples 45
- 46 Application Examples 46
- 6.1.4 Data Access 47
- 6.1.5 Use of Display Surfaces 47
- 6.1.6 Launch Script 48
- 6.2.1 Assumptions and Goal 50
- 6.2.2 ParaView Overview 50
- Local Desktop 52
- Display Node 2 52
- Render Nodes 52
- 6.2.4 Data Access 53
- 6.2.5 Use of Display Surfaces 53
- 6.2.6 Launch Script Template 53
- 6.3.1 Assumptions and Goal 54
- 6.3.5 Data Access 56
- 6.3.6 Using Display Surfaces 56
- 6.3.7 Launch Script 57
- Glossary 59
- 60 Glossary 60
- 62 Index 62
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