Update. I tried encoding that video again, but without the noapic and nolapic options. Handbrake was encoding the video at between 35 and 40 frames per second. When I rebooted and tried again with the noapic and noalpic options enabled, Handbrake was encoding the same video with the same settings at 17 to 20 frames a second. So is this something unique to Handbrake or is there something else going on?

Derek

First I checked /proc/cpuinfo which had 4790.8 as the value for bogomips with noapic and nolapic in the grub2 config. I removed these options and rebooted. This time I got 4791.43. So I'm guessing that if I lost anything, it's not enough to matter. Am I right?

Thanks

On 08/13/2013 02:56 PM, Carruth, Rusty wrote:

Compare the bogomips of the dual-core boot and the single-core boot.

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If the bogomips of the single-core is 2x the bogo of the dual core, then you’ve not lost anything – you are simply letting Linux control the sharing of the CPU instead of the CPU.

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(at least for the stupid hyperthreading stuff, all hyperthreading did was give you two CPUs running at half the clock speed of the CPU… Helped Windows users since Windows did such a bad job of time slicing on a single CPU…)

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*Sent:* Tuesday, August 13, 2013 2:53 PM
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*Subject:* fix lockup issue left with one core

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So far this beast has behaved itself for 3 days. Today I handbrake on a tv show episode I have on dvd. It's a 30 minute show and Handbrake normally takes about 20 minutes to encode a 30 minute show. This time I noticed the estimation of how long it would take hovered around 45 minutes. I then opened top and pressed 1 once it started. It showed only cpu0. Shouldn't cpu1 also be there? I looked around online and found that using the noapic option in grub only allows one core of a multi core processor to run. Is there any way to enable apic and lapic if necessary without it causing my machine to lock up again?

Thanks

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