[Paraview] clipped scene with GPU rendering on NVIDIA tesla C1060

Burlen Loring bloring at lbl.gov
Wed Jun 29 11:43:52 EDT 2011


Hi Pratik,

I have had some similar issues when my desktop screen resolution was 
higher than the server display resolution. Do you know what the display 
resolution is set to on the server side? I was able to check the server 
side resolution using xrandr command. The issue was fixed by increasing 
the server display resolution in the xorg.conf. This could be one 
possibility for what you are seeing.

Burlen

On 06/29/2011 07:42 AM, pratik wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> This is my configuration(PV v.3.10.1):
> Server: desktop with 4 NVIDIA tesla C1060 cards; Client is a laptop.
> To make use of GPU rendering, i start an Xserver on a free display 
> like so(i cannot use the :0 display, also i cannot use $DISPLAY. if i 
> use the $DISPLAY option, the server disconnects as soon as i load data 
> from paraview):
>
> startx -- :14
>
> and my .xinitrc contains
>
> exec xdm
>
> so that xdm executes on the Xserver that is started.
> once this is done, i simply run
>
> mpirun -np 4 pvserver -display localhost:14.0
> OR
> pvserver -display localhost:14.0
>
>
> Everything goes fine, client connects to server etc. But when the 
> actual visualization is done, a strip at the top (roughly 1/3 of 
> screen) is blanked(see the attached image). A curious thing that i 
> observed was that when i change the orientation, rotate the object 
> etc, the LOD actor seems to render properly(meaning that i can see the 
> whole picture), but after i let it settle then this clipping takes 
> place. Only a few weeks back the rendering seemed to have happened 
> perfectly, so i don't know why it is suddenly behaving this way now.
>
> Thanks  in advance for the help.
>
> -pratik
>
>
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