main question.. are you _sure_ that you are booting the SMP kernel?
Redhat is brain-dead in at least the 5.0 version, as the /etc/lilo.conf
is hard-coded to boot the kernel they install, even if you install the
source and remake the kernel yourself. edit /etc/lilo.conf and make
sure it is trying to execute /boot/vmlinuz, and not
/boot/vmlinuz-something. I've seen this particular problem _way_ too
many times and hope that they have fixed it in 5.2... check your
lilo.conf to see...
Robert Hyatt Computer and Information Sciences
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On Sun, 25 Apr 1999, Andrew McCabe wrote:
> i have an at&t globalyst 730 with dual p133 processors at the moment, and i
> cant get SMP under linux to recognize the 2nd processor. the machine used
> to have NT4.0, which used both processors. im using RH5.2 with kernel
> 2.0.36, which i recompiled with the correct line uncommented, and booted
> from a floppy with no luck. has anyone else used one of these machines? i
> was considering getting a 2.2.x kernel and trying that out, any opinions?
> any other ideas i might try?
>
> any information would be greatly appreciated
>
> thanx
>
> -andrew mccabe
>
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