Re: SMP Kernel even when I don't have a duel processor

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tseigl wrote:
When I am using kickstart to install Red Hat 8 or 9 and allow the
bootloader to default to grub I always get the smp kernel option in grub
even if I don't have a duel processor.

Is your machine a P4 box?

A single P4 Xeon CPU might be represented as dual CPUs due to hyperthreading support in the kernel.

Can you post the contents of /proc/cpuinfo ? If it reports "siblings", then your kernel is virtualizing the hyperthreading support.

Check out this URL to see what a two-cpu XEON machine's /proc/cpuinfo says:
https://listman.redhat.com/pipermail/psyche-list/2003-March/014055.html

Note that /proc/cpuinfo reports 4 CPUs ;) .

Hope this helps.

Thanks,
Josh





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