How to identify the number of cpu cores correctly

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biogon28
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How to identify the number of cpu cores correctly

Post by biogon28 » 2015/06/06 12:53:35

Hi
I have install CentOS 6.6 on HP Proliant DL360 Gen9 Server
And it works OK.
But When I compiled new kernel 4.04 and make it work,
It identifies only 1 core of CPU.
How to solve it?
Thanks a lot
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Re: How to identify the number of cpu cores correctly

Post by gerald_clark » 2015/06/06 16:07:29

CentOS ships and supports the 2.6.32 kernel.
Elrepo has 3.10 and 3.19 kernels.

We don't support other kernels.
Perhaps you are missing acpid support.

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Re: How to identify the number of cpu cores correctly

Post by Whoever » 2015/06/06 21:03:45

Did you enable "Symmetric multi-processing support" (under "Processor type and features")?

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Re: How to identify the number of cpu cores correctly

Post by biogon28 » 2015/06/07 02:16:07

Whoever wrote:Did you enable "Symmetric multi-processing support" (under "Processor type and features")?
yes, enabled
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Re: How to identify the number of cpu cores correctly

Post by biogon28 » 2015/06/07 02:16:48

gerald_clark wrote:CentOS ships and supports the 2.6.32 kernel.
Elrepo has 3.10 and 3.19 kernels.

We don't support other kernels.
Perhaps you are missing acpid support.

thanks。

acpid is stopped and can not be started

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Re: How to identify the number of cpu cores correctly

Post by biogon28 » 2015/06/07 05:57:55

gerald_clark wrote:CentOS ships and supports the 2.6.32 kernel.
Elrepo has 3.10 and 3.19 kernels.

We don't support other kernels.
Perhaps you are missing acpid support.

In CentOS 7, it's OK.
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