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Now you are ready to start ParaView server on the VM with SWR rendering: | Now you are ready to start ParaView server on the VM with SWR rendering: | ||
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./paraview/bin/pvserver --mesa-swr-avx2 | ./paraview/bin/pvserver --mesa-swr-avx2 | ||
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Back on your laptop, organize an SSH tunnel from the local port 11111 to the VM's port 11111: | Back on your laptop, organize an SSH tunnel from the local port 11111 to the VM's port 11111: | ||
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ssh centos@vm.ip.address -L 11111:localhost:11111 | ssh centos@vm.ip.address -L 11111:localhost:11111 | ||
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Finally, start the ParaView client on your laptop and connect to localhost:11111. If successful, you should be able to open files on the remote VM. During rendering in the console you should see the message "SWR detected AVX2". | Finally, start the ParaView client on your laptop and connect to localhost:11111. If successful, you should be able to open files on the remote VM. During rendering in the console you should see the message "SWR detected AVX2". | ||