Power up the data cards to start procnto and qnet in sequence. These data cards need a minimal amount of flash memory (e.g. typically 1 MB) to store the Neutrino image.
In the buildfile of the data cards, you should link the directories of the data cards to the controller cards as follows:
[type=link] /bin = /net/cc0/bin [type=link] /sbin = /net/cc0/sbin [type=link] /usr = /net/cc0/usr
where cc0 is the name of the the controller card.
Assuming that the data card has a console and shell prompt, try the following commands:
$ ls /net
You get a list of boards running Neutrino and Qnet:
cc0 dc0 dc1 dc2 dc3
Or, use the following command on a data card:
$ ls /net/cc0
You get the following output (i.e. the contents of the root of the filesystem for the controller card):
. .inodes mnt0 tmp .. .longfilenames mnt1 usr .altboot bin net var .bad_blks dev proc xfer .bitmap etc sbin .boot home scratch