There is some noise when applying this to Xenial.
Nothing too big, but I think at least
commit 5555dc0d7fe0267e2ff6e5a9625164f2896f9cc5 (HEAD)
Author: Peter Krempa <[email protected]>
Date: Tue Sep 13 14:28:33 2016 +0200
util: numa: Remove impossible error handling
Would be needed to apply better, yet OTOH the code back in Xenial might
not fulfill this condition.
Not rocket science but I see some work and regression potential which means for
the SRU I'd like to have a really good case.
In that sense I wonder how "real" or "artificial" a system with an empty numa
node is.
Is that a thing that really exists outside of a lab?
If so great - lets work on the SRU and please help me to add a SRU Template
with your arguments to make a case for it convincing the SRU Team.
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CPU hotplug fails in the system with empty numa nodes, "Invalid value
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