4. Determine system type
You may need to know the type of the IPU-Machines in the system. There are three methods you can use to get this information:
4.1. Using the part number
You can get the part number of the IPU-Machine by running the ipuminventory
command.
You must be logged in to the BMC via SSH or the serial console. See the BMC User Guide for more information.
$ ssh <BMC_address>
$ ipuminventory -l
Output for an IPU-M2000:
NAME PRETTY_NAME PRESENT FUNCTIONAL MANUFACTURER MODEL SERIALNUMBER PARTNUMBER
system IPU_Machine_P2_1 true true Graphcore 23 8204521-0145 GC-ADA2-00 Rev. 1
chassis IPU_Machine_P2_1 true true Graphcore N/A 8204521-0145 GC-ADA2-00 Rev. 1
motherboard IPU_Machine_P2_1 true true Graphcore p2.1.A 8204521-0145 GC-ADA2-00 Rev. 1
...
Output for a Bow-2000:
NAME PRETTY_NAME PRESENT FUNCTIONAL MANUFACTURER MODEL SERIALNUMBER PARTNUMBER
system IPU_Machine_P2_1 true true Graphcore 23 8214221-0019 GC-ADA2-00W Rev. 1
chassis IPU_Machine_P2_1 true true Graphcore N/A 8214221-0019 GC-ADA2-00W Rev. 1
motherboard IPU_Machine_P2_1 true true Graphcore p2.2.B 8214221-0019 GC-ADA2-00W Rev. 1
...
See the PARTNUMBER field:
Part number |
IPU-Machine type |
---|---|
|
IPU-M2000 |
|
Bow-2000 |
4.2. Using the model ID from the BMC
You can use the model ID of the IPU-Machine displayed by the same ipuminventory
command.
See the third row of the MODEL field in the output above:
Part number |
IPU-Machine type |
---|---|
|
IPU-M2000 |
|
|
|
Bow-2000 |
4.3. Using the model ID from the IPU-Gateway
You can also display the model ID using the gwutil
command.
You will need to log in to the IPU-Gateway to run this command. See Serial over LAN (SoL) in the BMC User Guide for more information.
$ ssh <gateway_address>
$ gwutil hw_version
This displays the model ID. This is the same as in Table 4.2, except the output comes from the IPU-Gateway.