Our testing shows that RHEL5's kernel finally handles NUMA properly. Leave the ACPI SRAT table enabled, and disable node interleaving for best performance.

RHEL3 and RHEL4 (up to U5) still need node interleaving ON for best performance. RHEL4 U6+ seems to be better with NUMA.

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Mindaugas Riauba wrote:
  Hello,

 Just got brand new HP DL585G5 server with 4x 8378 AMD Opterons
(Shanghai). All the CPUs have the same amount of RAM.

 What is current best practice for memory interleaving BIOS parameter
and numa= kernel option? OS of course will be fully updated RHEL5.2.
Server will be running Oracle 10g database.

 Regards,

 Mindaugas

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