On 1/28/07, Alin-Adrian Anton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi guys,I'm using 6.1. I'm trying to make a kernel module sleep and wait for all the CPUs/cores to be up and running. Is there any elegant way of doing this now? As far as I digged I found smp_started variable, but that's kinda unreliable. I need to be woken up when this is atomically set to 1. I'll appreciate any suggestion and your time. Please CC to my address. Thanks!
Depending on your purpose, maybe it'd be easier if you send a WAKEUP IPI whenever you need the available CPUs to run.
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