> 1) How can verify how many CPU's are actually being used? I have tried
> top and "cat /proc/cpuinfo". Both seem to indicate only one CPU.
You looked in the right place. /proc/cpuinfo would list 4 processors if
it saw them all
> 2) gnome-linuxconf indicates there are two kernels in the system, one
> for SMP. How do I know which one actually loaded?
The first name the "Lilo name" is the keyword you can type to lilo
at boot time to boot the kernel you choose. It should default to "linux"
>
> LILO linux configurations
> linux /dev/sdb1 /boot/vmlinuz-2.2.5-15smp
> linux-up /dev/sdb1 /boot/vmlinuz-2.2.5-15
>
> Uh, does the "linux-up" mean what I fear it does?
Thats the uniprocessor kernel. So you can boot uniprocessor if you wish.
> being used, so that I can find out why the default SMP kernal was
> rejected? Is there a log file I can check?
After boot look at "dmesg|more" or in /var/log/messages.
> Since I have also installed Windows 2000 Server on the same computer
> (first drive, second partition; linux is on second drive), I currently
> boot the system from a floppy disk.
Does NT5^WWindows 2000^W2001 see the 4 processors ?
Alan
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