enable smp.
On 9/7/06, Danny Ching <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Guys and Gals, do you know if Linux takes advantage of dual core
processors? I';ve seen SNMP versions of linux before, but these are
physically separate chips. Does Linux use the same technology /
process to make use of dual core one one chip?
Does the kernel actually parallel process on two chips or does it only
assign a cpu to one task and another cpu to another task?
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Danny Ching
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