Because CPU 1 is a hyperthread. So is CPU 3 for that matter.
That makes sense, but CPU 3 shows up in top without setting
machdep.hyperthreading_allowed=1. ???
Tom
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Thomas J. Daly
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Hi,
I'm running FreeBSD 6.0 Release (amd64) on Dell Poweredge 2850s. So far,
so good. I'm doing a pretty vanilla install of things, enabling SMP in the
kernel, and that's pretty much it. This server has 2 EM64T CPUs in it.
When looking at top, CPU 1 rarely shows up with processes on it. systat
Hi,
I'd like to confirm my steps in building a customized FreeBSD release CD.
The goal is to streamline server installation steps by having a CDROM that
will install FreeBSD 6.0 Release p5, and install a custom kernel on the
machine as well.
I am taking the following steps:
cd /usr/src/relea
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