[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi there does anyone know any tricks for telling or compiling a driver to use a
single cpu on an smp kernel??
I don't know anything about it, but goole using words like
linux task cpu affinity.
Of cause, you're asking for a specific solution to a problem,
there
Thanks for the pointer to words like task affinity. I have been
searching on google with stuff like linux drivers force single cpu on
smp and the like.
All assistance is good.
Thanks.
Michael Chesterton wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi there does anyone know any tricks for telling or
To: slug [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Modem Drivers in SMP
Thanks for the pointer to words like task affinity. I have been
searching on google with stuff like linux drivers force single cpu on
smp and the like.
All assistance is good.
Thanks.
Michael Chesterton wrote:
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DE LUCA Ben [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The developers that I work with have mentioned that there isn't yet support
in linux for forcing an application to run on an assigned cpu.
I believe suse supports it, and I think it's in fedora, but
there are definitely patches for it.
To the OP, you
Hi there does anyone know any tricks for telling or compiling a driver to use a
single cpu on an smp kernel??
I have a linmondem driver that has problems with smp kernels and am looking for
some kind of workaround. Driver sources offer little wisdom.
I'd rather not buy a serial modem just for
