>>>>> "AM" == Adam D McKenna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
AM> Compiling a kernel with "make -j 2 zImage" would be a pretty good test.
AM> If you just want to see if your processors are being detected by linux, do:
AM> cat /proc/cpuinfo
Just like Marc I want to test my SMP configuration. Actually I know my
2 processors are used (I make them work enough), but i wonder if i
should be running a 2.1.xxx kernel rather than a 2.0.xx. Not so long
ago I tried a 2.1.130, but the system, then, didn't respond as smoothly
as it did w/ a 2.0.34. In fact, mouse movements and animations were
rather "jerky" (*).
[I haven't yet tried to compare the result of
a kernel compilation, since I don't know if the results would speak
in favor of one or the other]
A+
seb.
(*) that's what my dictionary says for the french word "saccad�"
but it feels strange to me...
--
"If you want to travel around the world and be invited to speak a
lot of different places, just write a Unix Operating System"
(Linus T.)
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