I'm setting up a fresh Gentoo box, which is based on a Pentium
Processor Extreme Edition 840 (Smithfield = 2 Prescott cores) mounted
on an Intel D955XBK board - it's that expensive dual-core deal with
hyperthreading enabled.
I am still working on the basic set-up for Gentoo, such as customizing
On Saturday 12 May 2007 18:03:07 Denis wrote:
But when I load top, it only lists stats about one processor.
- Press '1' in top.
- Take a look at the output of cat /proc/cpuinfo
- .config seems to be ok
Regards, Elias P.
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On Saturday 12 May 2007 18.03.07 Denis wrote:
I'm setting up a fresh Gentoo box, which is based on a Pentium
Processor Extreme Edition 840 (Smithfield = 2 Prescott cores) mounted
on an Intel D955XBK board - it's that expensive dual-core deal with
hyperthreading enabled.
I am still working on
On Sat, 2007-05-12 at 12:03 -0400, Denis wrote:
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I thought that dual-core processors would appear as two processors in
Linux, or 4 with hyperthreading enabled. When I set up the kernel, I
did compile in the SMP support, enhanced RTC, and chose Pentium 4 in
processor family, among
Crap! I totally forgot that I need ACPI support in the kernel for an
SMP system to work the way I expected. I guess I can load my .config
file, edit it inside menuconfig, and recompile the kernel. I forgot -
do I need to clean out any of the stuff from this kernel before I can
recompile it, or
On Sat, 12 May 2007 16:58:36 -0400
Denis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Crap! I totally forgot that I need ACPI support in the kernel for an
SMP system to work the way I expected. I guess I can load my .config
file, edit it inside menuconfig, and recompile the kernel. I forgot -
do I need to
Great - just recompiled the kernel, and the problem is solved. I can
see 4 cpu's in top, and 2 cores are recognized in /proc/cpuinfo.
Many thanks!
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