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From: "Brian T. Schellenberger" <bts@babbleon.org>
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	Greg Panula <greg.panula@dolaninformation.com>
Subject: Re: SMP kernel problem
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On Friday 09 August 2002 04:28 pm, Bob M. wrote:

|  I also get the "SMP: AP CPU
| #1 Launched! message at the end.
: I'm new to
| FreeBSD, but I figured if I get one boot mesg that looks like it detects
| and launches both cpu's at the beginning and one that says #1 CPU launched
| and never mentions cpu0 something ain't right.  Why would I get that? 

The system never launches CPU #0 because of course the first processor has to 
*already* be running in order for the system to boot in the first place.

So by the time things are far enough along for it to be possible to print a 
message, the first CPU (#0) has already been running for millions of cycles.


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