Install RDMA-core libraries to compile NFSOverRDMA codes in Ganesha #83
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Signed-off-by: Rojin George <itsmerojin@gmail.com>
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Do we want to have at least one build that doesn't build RDMA, to ensure it keeps building? |
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IMHO, I would like to get Ganesha compiled with RDMA enabled for all FSAL+CI builds... |
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Since we can't run RDMA easily in the CI, does it matter if some are built without it? There should be no build changes in a FSAL if RDMA is enabled. |
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Hello @ffilz and @dang
Submitting the PR to install RDMA-core libraries to compile NFSOverRDMA codes in Ganesha