Re: Symmetric multi-processing support.

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On Sunday 22 December 2002 19:26, Jose Luis Alarcon wrote:

Hi Jose,

>   I guest with this kernel configuration option. With a PC with Athlon 1300
> Mhz. and kernel 2.5.49 i got a warning and migration messages when
> activated, but i get disable it without problems. Now the kernel work
> better.
That's because you selected SMP instead of UP in your kernel config. Doesn't 
make much sense if you have an UP mashine ;)

>   But... what about another PC with K6-2 300 Mhz. and kernel 2.4.19?. When
> SMP was activated i don't get any message or warning about it. And when i
> was trying disable it....i can't get compile the kernel !!!. It gave
> problems with some files placed at linux/kernel folder.
What have you tried to disable? The message or SMP support? If you switch from 
SMP to UP or vice versa compile it is needed, in most cases, to do a "make 
mrproper" first (COPY your .config before doing this).

ciao, Marc
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