Accessing performance counters for a processor in a multi-processor environment

Hi there, I'm a newbie in Linux kernel development and hopefully my question has some quick solution.. I'm trying to access performance counters on a dual Xeon processor machine (both processors are 32-bit and HT enabled). Since each processor (logical/physical) has their own performance

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KGDB question

Hi there! I am very new to Linux kernel and if this is a question which is not for this mailing list, please let me know. I am trying to debug the kernel 2.6.11.2 with KGDB. I was able to successfully debug linux kernel 2.6.7 on two machines (a P3, running as a development machine, and the

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KGDB question

Hi there! I am very new to Linux kernel and if this is a question which is not for this mailing list, please let me know. I am trying to debug the kernel 2.6.11.2 with KGDB. I was able to successfully debug linux kernel 2.6.7 on two machines (a P3, running as a development machine, and the

Accessing performance counters for a processor in a multi-processor environment

Hi there, I'm a newbie in Linux kernel development and hopefully my question has some quick solution.. I'm trying to access performance counters on a dual Xeon processor machine (both processors are 32-bit and HT enabled). Since each processor (logical/physical) has their own performance