On Tue, 2002-06-11 at 11:21, Ruth Ivimey-Cook wrote:
> Perhaps it's just because I'm coming in late, but I cannot understand why
> NR_CPUS cannot be as low as 4 by default, for all archs, and then in the
> kernel boot messages, should more be found than is configured for a message is
> emitted to say "reconfigure your kernel", and continue with the number it was
> configured for. I personally only rarely see 2-way boxes, 4-way is pretty
> rare, and anything more must surely count as very specialized.
Ugh let's stop this thread now. Two points:
(a) imo, the kernel should support out-of-the-box the maximum
number of CPUs it can handle. Be lucky we now have a
configure option to change that. But that does not matter..
(b) Right now it is 32. Now you can change it... if you want
to change the current behavior by _default_ why don't we
suggest that _after_ this is accepted into 2.5? I.e., one
battle at a time.
Thanks,
Robert Love
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