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cpu wierdo
can anyone explain this ?? dmesg shows only 5 cpus mpstat show 6
cpu 1 initialization complete - online cpu 4 initialization complete - online cpu 5 initialization complete - online cpu 8 initialization complete - online cpu 9 initialization complete - online mgunix14 > mpstat CPU minf mjf xcal intr ithr csw icsw migr smtx srw syscl usr sys wt idl 0 152 2 6232 112 100 270 11 20 24 0 2065 13 12 12 64 1 138 2 2482 203 191 376 19 25 56 0 1690 8 7 11 74 4 144 2 2234 195 185 371 18 25 56 0 1753 8 6 11 74 5 138 3 5640 413 203 259 12 21 23 0 1957 13 11 13 63 8 145 3 5440 200 190 253 11 20 24 0 1997 13 11 12 64 9 143 3 5943 296 285 230 12 20 42 0 2024 13 11 12 63 |
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If no cpu's are running, what could print a message about the first one being initialized?
The messages that dmesg displays are from a buffer in the kernel. They get there by calling the kernel routine "printf". Your cpu 0 was the guy who wrote those messages. But first it had to locate the boot device, load the kernel into core and start it running. |
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