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8 Optional: To prevent other Visual Effects and Finishing tools and
applications (such as background Wire, Wiretap
™
, or remote Visual
Effects and Finishing applications) from impacting the performance of
your local application, configure bandwidth reservation for your partition
in the /usr/discreet/sw/cfg/sw_bwmgr.cfg file. For details and examples, see
Configuring Bandwidth Reservation (page 203) and the comments inside
the /usr/discreet/sw/cfg/sw_bwmgr.cfg.sample file.
9 Restart Stone and Wire by typing:
/etc/init.d/stone+wire restart
A message appears indicating Stone and Wire has restarted.
10 Make sure the filesystem is mounted. Type:
/usr/discreet/sw/sw_df
A report appears providing information about the total, free, and used
disk space in the partition.
Any project created in your application after this point has the new standard
filesystem partition as its primary partition. Any pre-existing projects are
unaffected by this setting and remain associated to their respective partitions.
Setting up the Wire Network
This section provides instructions for setting up the Wire network and
associated components, such as Wiretap.
Wire is a component that enables the high-speed transfer of uncompressed
video, film, and audio between Autodesk workstations, over industry-standard
TCP/IP and InfiniBand networks.
Wiretap is a networking protocol that allows products that do not run Stone
and Wire to access the filesystem of a Visual Effects and Finishing product.
Perform the following sequence of procedures to configure your Wire and
Wiretap settings. You must stop all Stone and Wire daemons before editing
any of the following configuration files.
To stop Stone and Wire:
1 Open a terminal and log in as root.
2 Stop Stone and Wire services by typing:
/etc/init.d/stone+wire stop
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- Autodesk 1
- Creative Finishing 1
- 2012 Edition 1
- Contents 3
- Contents 5
- Contents 7
- Contents 9
- Introduction 11
- Installation Workflows 12
- Installation Workflows 13
- 4 14
- Installation Workflows 15
- 6 16
- Preparing your Worksta 17
- Memory Requirements 18
- Overview 18
- Finishing Applications 19
- Lustre Workstations 20
- Other Components 21
- Connecting Video Components 25
- Connecting Audio Components 27
- Connecting Media Storage 29
- Connecting XR 6500 Storage 30
- Connecting XR 6412 Storage 34
- Configuring your System BIOS 38
- Checking the BIOS Settings 39
- Lustre Workstation 40
- Do I Need to Reinstall Linux? 43
- Linux Installation Workflow 44
- Linux Post-Installation Tasks 46
- Mounting the Product USB Key 52
- Installing the DKU 54
- Upgrading the AJA Firmware 55
- Configuring Storage 56
- Powering Up Your Storage 57
- Filesystem 58
- Configuring Storage 59
- Configuring Storage 61
- XR_config.pl script, type: 62
- ./XR_config.pl --help 62
- Installing your Software 63
- Installing Lustre Software 66
- Uninstalling your Software 67
- Configuring Your Soft 69
- Concepts and Terminology 70
- Setting up the Wire Network 75
- About Background Rendering 87
- Background Render Nodes 90
- Web Monitor 91
- Setting Up Render Nodes 93
- 20 GBHard drive: 94
- 100/1000 MbpsEthernet: 94
- Autodesk kickstart file 94
- ■ Install Burn for Lustre 97
- ■ License Burn for Lustre 97
- Licensing Burn for Lustre 98
- Starting Backburner Server 101
- Configuring Lustre BrowseD 103
- Licensing and Starting 109
- Requesting License Codes 110
- Node-Locked Licensing 111
- Entering License Codes 112
- Node-Locked Licensing 113
- Network Licensing 115
- Remote Network License Server 116
- Network Licensing 117
- Remote License Server 120
- Network Licensing 121
- Redundant License Servers 122
- Network Licensing 123
- Starting the License Server 124
- ■ Setting up user profiles 127
- Advanced Configuration 129
- DiskHealthNotify 137
- MemoryApplication 137
- Working with 4K 12-bit Film 138
- Memory Panic 138
- <yoffset> 141
- Configuring Readback Mode 142
- TabletDriver 143
- MidiDevice 143
- Is:Where: 145
- Emulator 147
- Audiodevice 148
- ClipMgtDevice 149
- ClipMgtDevice Vtr 149
- ClipMgtDevice HDCAM 150
- ClipMgtDevice Tape 150
- ClipMgtDevice File 151
- MaxLibrarySize 152
- ArchiveLibrary 152
- SetupArchiveTape 153
- HtmlTemplates 154
- TextDefaultFont 155
- FontDPSBase 155
- FontDPSAFM 156
- FontProxyLowString 156
- FontProxyHighString 157
- TextFileEncoding 158
- Image File Extensions 158
- Audio File Extensions 159
- DefaultWebBrowser 160
- BackburnerManagerHostname 160
- BackburnerManagerPriority 161
- BackburnerManagerGroup 162
- CleanerDestinationPath 163
- LogDailyReports 164
- NetworkPanelDisplay 164
- Framerate 165
- Timecode 165
- ColourSpace 166
- VideoPreviewWindow 168
- Environment Directory 169
- Configuration File Overview 174
- System Settings 176
- To:Type: 190
- Creating Hardware LUNs 194
- Partitions 195
- ■ agsize on the first line 201
- Path Translation 203
- About XML Syntax 205
- Windows NT, and MacOSX 207
- Maintenance 210
- Terminology and Concepts 211
- Controlling Fragmentation 212
- Limiting Concurrent Usage 212
- Enabling Media Pre-allocation 222
- ■ sw_serverd 227
- ■ sw_probed 227
- ■ sw_dbd 227
- ■ sw_bwmgr 227
- Verifying Disk Usage 232
- Clearing the Undo Buffer 233
- Viewing InfiniBand Statistics 242
- The Summary page appears 244
- 237 247
- 238 248
- Index 249
- 240 250
- Index 251
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