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Subject: Re: 3.4 and SMP
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John.Hubbard@Gunter.AF.mil wrote:
> 
>   I got this same problem.  In fact, I haven't ever gotten SMP working
> completely properly
> on my machine (which is exactly the same).  First, move your NIC into the
> first PCI slot,
> because none of the other slots work if you enable SMP (nobody on the list
> has been able
> to tell me why).  Then make sure you have this line in your kernel config:
> 
> options         "MAXMEM=(1024*256)"     # Replace 256 with however many MB
> of RAM you have
> 
>   Then, under the SMP section, make it look like this:
> 
> options         SMP
> options         APIC_IO
> options         NCPU=2
> options         NBUS=3
> options         NAPIC=1
> options         NINTR=49
> 

This did not work for me :(


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