Bug#509215: CLOSE Re: 'top' doesn't report multi-core CPU usage properly w/ default kernel

2009-01-02 Thread Keith Godfrey
A fresh system update (02 Jan) resolved the problem. No idea what was wrong, but things are back to normal now. Please keep the bug closed and thanks for the help. Keith -Original Message- >From: Keith Godfrey >Sent: Jan 1, 2009 4:35 PM >To: j...@inutil.org >Cc: 509...@bug

Bug#509215: 'top' doesn't report multi-core CPU usage properly w/ default kernel

2009-01-01 Thread Keith Godfrey
nder before the new Lenny install. Please advise if/how I can help, and how to re-open the bug. Many thanks and best regards, Keith -Original Message- >From: Keith Godfrey >Sent: Dec 31, 2008 11:34 AM >To: Moritz Muehlenhoff >Subject: Re: 'top' doesn't repor

Bug#509215: 'top' doesn't report multi-core CPU usage properly w/ default kernel

2008-12-26 Thread Keith Godfrey
- >From: Moritz Muehlenhoff >Sent: Dec 25, 2008 11:01 AM >To: Keith Godfrey >Cc: 509...@bugs.debian.org, j...@debian.org, cont...@bugs.debian.org >Subject: Re: 'top' doesn't report multi-core CPU usage properly w/ default >kernel > >reassign 509215 l

Bug#509215: 'top' doesn't report multi-core CPU usage properly w/ default kernel

2008-12-19 Thread Keith Godfrey
Package: kernel Severity: normal Hardware: Dell Optiplex CPU: Core 2 quad OS: Lenny - fresh install ~Dec 15th Testing configuration and report: I have a pthreads based scientific application that uses ~170% and 250% CPU usage when running 2 and 3 threads, respectively. This behavior has been c