Re: Windows 7 VM CPU core count
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- Subject: Re: Windows 7 VM CPU core count
- From: Gary Dale <gary@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 2 Jun 2019 14:38:46 -0400
- In-reply-to: <EA057763-BC27-4E94-96A1-8846B34EDE0E@redhat.com>
- References: <b338a718-28b9-98b9-7560-04c8edbde65e@extremeground.com> <EA057763-BC27-4E94-96A1-8846B34EDE0E@redhat.com>
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I checked with a Windows 7 VM set up from scratch and you seem to be
correct. A quick check suggests that Windows 10 has the same limitation.
My real problem was that I needed to manually configure the topology to
set the CPU count, cores and threads. Unfortunately the version of KVM I
am using (Debian/Stretch) doesn't recognize the Ryzen processor so I
seem to be limited to one thread per core. Presumably that will be fixed
in Debian/Buster.
Thanks for your help!
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