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Hi,
I recently installed 5.2.1 on a newly purchased (off of ebay) 2x 500mhz =
Compaq Proliant 5500 w/ stock parts. As mentioned by a few lists, I got =
a copy of the SmartStart 5.50 CD, booted off of that, setup the machine =
as a "Unixy" machine, then installed FreeBSD.=20
Everything went smoothly, until I start cvsup'ing my ports and the =
machine reboots. Not only does the machine reboot under that condition, =
but it reboots ever so many minutes (~30-45 minutes). What could the =
problem be? I read another list subscribers similar problem and he =
solved it by changing the Software Recovery option in his bios or =
something of this sort? My problem is I can't find a way to directly =
access the BIOS config... anyone have anything?=20
Also, in my dmesg, the output only displays one processor? Is this =
because the default kernel does not include SMP support? I was =
attempting to rebuild the kernel, yet the default listed smp as an =
option...? What's up?!
--jason=20
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On Wednesday 03 November 2004 02:56 pm, Jason Klotzer wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I recently installed 5.2.1 on a newly purchased (off of ebay) 2x 500mhz
> Compaq Proliant 5500 w/ stock parts. As mentioned by a few lists, I got a
> copy of the SmartStart 5.50 CD, booted off of that, setup the machine as a
> "Unixy" machine, then installed FreeBSD.
>
> Everything went smoothly, until I start cvsup'ing my ports and the machine
> reboots. Not only does the machine reboot under that condition, but it
> reboots ever so many minutes (~30-45 minutes). What could the problem be? I
> read another list subscribers similar problem and he solved it by changing
> the Software Recovery option in his bios or something of this sort? My
> problem is I can't find a way to directly access the BIOS config... anyone
> have anything?
>
> Also, in my dmesg, the output only displays one processor? Is this because
> the default kernel does not include SMP support? I was attempting to
> rebuild the kernel, yet the default listed smp as an option...? What's up?!
Does your dmesg contain a line with 'MPTable' or 'MADT' in it? You may have
to tweak the BIOS so that it provides the table listing the CPUs for FreeBSD
to find.
--
John Baldwin <jhb@FreeBSD.org> <>< http://www.FreeBSD.org/~jhb/
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I'd like to defer complete initialization of a driver till all CPUs on a system
have been initialized. Is this possible today? Right now I'm forced to use
a KLD that gets loaded after the system is booted since the driver needs
to set up per-cpu structures.
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> Does your dmesg contain a line with 'MPTable' or 'MADT' in it?
Also, selecting Linux on smaller numbered Proliant systems will
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5500, however.
John
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On Wednesday 03 November 2004 11:40 pm, Joseph Koshy wrote:
> I'd like to defer complete initialization of a driver till all CPUs on a
> system have been initialized. Is this possible today? Right now I'm
> forced to use a KLD that gets loaded after the system is booted since the
> driver needs to set up per-cpu structures.
You can setup per-cpu structures on the BSP for one, but you can also use a
SI_SUB_SMP sysinit with an order of SI_ORDER_SECOND or greater.
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That did it! I simply selected the system type as 'Linux' in the =
SmartStart configuration and now the system identifies the two CPU's AND =
it no longer reboots at will. Thanks.
--jason
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> Does your dmesg contain a line with 'MPTable' or 'MADT' in it?
Also, selecting Linux on smaller numbered Proliant systems will
allow SMP to work with FreeBSD, in my experience... never worked with a
5500, however.
John