Thanks for the info - it looks like I am truly running in SMP
mode. :) Now, how exactly do I go about patching my procps tools?
I'd like to be able to see the load on each cpu if possible...
> "Jason N. Price" wrote:
> >
> > I just compiled a custom 2.4.2 kernel so I could trim it down and
hi there,
do a cat /proc/cpuinfo. if everything looks in order, than you're fine.
i'm pretty sure the stats are combined figures.
pete
On Sun 25 Feb 01, 7:45 PM, Jason N. Price said:
> I just compiled a custom 2.4.2 kernel so I could trim it down and add SMP
> support. I selected SMP along
"Jason N. Price" wrote:
>
> I just compiled a custom 2.4.2 kernel so I could trim it down and add SMP
> support. I selected SMP along the way, recompiled, changed my lilo.conf
> and rebooted. Upon reboot, 'uname -a' gives the following:
>
> Linux debian 2.4.2 #1 SMP Sun Feb 25 18:54:43 CST
I just compiled a custom 2.4.2 kernel so I could trim it down and add SMP
support. I selected SMP along the way, recompiled, changed my lilo.conf
and rebooted. Upon reboot, 'uname -a' gives the following:
Linux debian 2.4.2 #1 SMP Sun Feb 25 18:54:43 CST i686 unknown
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