try Compiling the Kernel using the following options
in xconfig or menuconfig
in Processor type and Options for symetric Multiprocessing Support
select yes
after compiling the Kernel boot with the New kernel
confirm using the command uname -v the kernel version should have
"smp" appended after kernel version
> Hi All,
> We got a Compaq Proliant 1600 Server with the following configuration.
> PIII -667/133FSB * 2 (i.e Dual processor)
> 1 GB RAM
> 9GB SCSI *3 ( with raid )
>
> I have installed the SuSe Linux 6.3 in it. The installation is ok with some
> hiccups. But the linux is up and running. But the
> problem is
> 1) it does not identified that machine is having two processors ( really, this i
> do not know, some body told me that it is not configured to the dual processor,
> they ask me to see the /boot/cpuinfo, which showing one processor details )
> 2) the machine is identifying only 971MB instead of 1GB.
>
> Can any body help me how to solve these problems.
> 1) how to configure to dual processor
> 2) how can force linux to identify 1GB RAM.
> and also i want to know is there any enterprice edition( which addresses all the
> security issues, by default) from SuSE.
>
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