Hello,
I had to build a new kernel for one of my systems which is running redhat
Linux 7.1. I used the latest kernel available, 2.4.20.
an odd thing happened which I've never seen before. This is a Compaq DL580
with 4 processors. the server itself can handle a max of 4 processors, but
the kernel
On Wed, 2002-12-04 at 08:15, Castelhano, Dan wrote:
Hello,
I had to build a new kernel for one of my systems which is running redhat
Linux 7.1. I used the latest kernel available, 2.4.20.
an odd thing happened which I've never seen before. This is a Compaq DL580
with 4 processors. the
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Subject:Re: kernel reports wrong number of CPU's installed in system
What type of CPU's are in there? I see you've configured for P///. If
they're a P4 (or Xeon based on P4), and w/ proper bios support, you may
have HyperThreading enabled (they seem to be touting
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They are 4 intel xeon 1.4ghz processors. I didn't know/think
hypertreading
was enabled
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Castelhano, Dan wrote:
| They are 4 intel xeon 1.4ghz processors. I didn't know/think hypertreading
| was enabled on these chips. Thought it just came out on the 2.4+ ghz xeon
| chips.
They're only marketing it on newer PC's because the chipsets now
1.40GHz
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Subject: RE: kernel reports wrong number of CPU's installed in system
They are 4 intel xeon 1.4ghz processors. I didn't know/think
