Topic: dual cpu support

[rcrcomputing]

I'm sure I'm overlooking it, but I can't find info to upgrade the kernal for dual cpu support.
In debian, it's apt-get install kernel-image-2.6-smp

Got a command like that?  

[CharlieBrady]

I'm sure I'm overlooking it, but I can't find info to upgrade the kernal for dual cpu support.

Both SMP and uniprocessor kernels are installed by default. You should see a choice at boot time - and SMP should be the default if your hardware is SMP capable.

[morpheus256]

I've just upgrade from 6.01 to 7.0, it went smooth as could be, however when the server boots, by default it selects up kernel insted of smp kernel. its running on a ibm 5100 with 2X866P3. is there a argument i can set to change it to smp upon bootup? and is there a command i can use to make sure both processors are being used?

[CharlieBrady]

I've just upgrade from 6.01 to 7.0, it went smooth as could be, however when the server boots, by default it selects up kernel insted of smp kernel. its running on a ibm 5100 with 2X866P3. is there a argument i can set to change it to smp upon bootup?

Select SMP once. It will become the default for future reboots.