Re: What is max cpu's for x86 in stock 2.6 kernel

Eric <nospam@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Is there someplace in the 2.6 kernel source where there is a limit of the
> max number of x86 cpu's it will use? ie: something like #define
> MAX_ALLOWED_CPUS

Yep - as I recall the array size's set in the .config file.

Peter
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