libibumad: Increase UMAD_MAX_DEVICES for VRU system support#1775
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VRU systems may require up to 144 UMAD devices, which exceeds the current UMAD_MAX_DEVICES limit of 128. Increase UMAD_MAX_DEVICES from 128 to 256 to provide sufficient capacity for VRU configurations while leaving room for future platform growth. Signed-off-by: Gregory Linschitz <gregoryl@nvidia.com>
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Really? Your teammate increased that value not long time ago |
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VRU systems may require up to 144 UMAD devices,
which exceeds the current UMAD_MAX_DEVICES limit of 128.
Increase UMAD_MAX_DEVICES from 128 to 256 to provide sufficient capacity for VRU configurations
while leaving room for future platform growth.