patch(v2.1): pull in additional PNs to GB200xBF3 mlxconfig profile - #5547
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GB200 B3240 devices can report `PN0` in bootstrap Redfish data and `P_Ax` after Scout records the device identity. Neither value is in the v2.1 selector, so both provisioning paths can retain the generic BF3 profile on matching GB200 racks. Accept both values through the shared selector while preserving the separate GB200 rack check and rejecting other B3240 prefixes. This supports NVIDIA#5545 (cherry picked from commit 042a81c) Signed-off-by: Chet Nichols III <chetn@nvidia.com>
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WalkthroughThe GB200/B3240 trusted identity list accepts two additional part numbers. CI fallback image selection now varies by repository for x86_64 and aarch64 containers. ChangesGB200/B3240 identity support
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- Around line 433-440: Update the fallback-selection logic around
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The v2.1 integration tests still invoke `grpcurl`. NVIDIA#5386 removed it from `main`'s build containers, so release checks that do not rebuild a base container pull `latest` and fail before the integration tests start. Use the existing `v2.1-latest` x86_64 and aarch64 tags for canonical v2.1 checks. Those tags were built from the v2.1 Dockerfiles that still install `grpcurl`, while a Dockerfile change continues to select the versioned image produced by that run. Mirrors continue using the `latest` tag from their configured source registry. This supports NVIDIA#5545 Signed-off-by: Chet Nichols III <chetn@nvidia.com>
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This backports #5544 to v2.1. GB200 B3240 DPUs can report
900-9D3B6-00CN-PN0in bootstrap Redfish data and900-9D3B6-00CN-P_Axafter Scout records the device identity. The v2.1 selector does not accept either value, so DPF and Non-DPF provisioning can select the generic BF3 profile for those devices even when the rack is identified as GB200.This adds both exact identities to the shared GB200 B3240 selector. The separate GB200 rack check remains required, and other B3240 prefixes remain rejected.
The v2.1 integration tests still invoke
grpcurl. #5386 removed it frommain's build containers, so release checks that do not rebuild a base container pulllatestand fail before the integration tests start. This also makes the v2.1 workflow use its existingv2.1-latestx86_64 and aarch64 build container tags when those containers are not rebuilt.Related issues
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No testing required (docs, internal refactor, etc.)
cargo test -p carbide-libmlx-modelcargo make clippycargo make format-nightlycargo carbide-lints --all-targets --all-featuresgit diff --checkAdditional Notes
The existing v2.1 DPF and Non-DPF integrations already consume this shared selector, so this PR does not change their NVConfig assignments.
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v2.1-latestbuild container tags were published from the v2.1 Dockerfiles, which still installgrpcurl. A Dockerfile change still selects the versioned container produced by that CI run. Mirrors continue using thelatesttag from their configured source registry.