On Sat, Jun 01, 2002 at 07:41:44AM +0000, Kees Vonk
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [...]
> Thank you every one who replied to this, I have now changed the lilo default
> to esmith-up and this works around the problem. However nobody seems to be
> able to explain why the machine gets detected as SMP capable when it isn't.
> At least two people have mentioned that they had the same problem with a same
> spec machine (1.6 Ghz P-IV). How does the SMP capability get detected and why
> does this go wrong with this machine?
There is magic in the installer which does this detection.
Possible options are:
- You do have an SMP capable _chipset_, so it is detected as SMP
- There are some SMP capable chipsets on motherboards with a single
CPU socket
- The auto-detection got it wrong for this newish chipset
Could you send the output of anything relevant to [EMAIL PROTECTED], including
at least:
- /var/log/messages file, showing the bootup and errors under SMP
- cat /proc/cpuinfo
- lspci -vv
Gordon
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