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Andrew Hamm — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
Ronald Cole wrote:
>
> The hyperthreading-friendly scheduler is supposed to be in the 2.6
> kernel. Red Hat might have backported it to the 2.4 kernel in RHL9 or
> RHEL3, but I haven't checked.
I haven't read anything about these new-fangled processors. From what you
are implying, it sounds like it's really a 1.8 or 1.5 processor chip?
How is the "2nd" processor restricted? This chip might be a specific case
where "processor zero" must be reserved for hardware and O/S duties by
setting the AFF_ parameters properly.
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