Sounds like Centos 5 uses NPTL while Redhat 5 used LinuxThreads. With
NPTL the threads are a single process, while with the older LinuxThreads
each thread was its own process.
Run 'getconf GNU_LIBPTHREAD_VERSION' to check your threading library. If
getconf is not available, execute
Sorry, misread your first sentence. Your *previous* Linux distro used LT
while your *new* uses NPTL. But you probably figured that one out on
your own ;)
Einar
Einar S. Idsø wrote:
Sounds like Centos 5 uses NPTL while Redhat 5 used LinuxThreads. With
NPTL the threads are a single process,
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