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From: Julian Elischer <julian@elischer.org>
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Subject: mptable not showing all proccessors?
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I have an intel server motherboard that has 2 Xeom HTT processors.

FreeBSD correctly finds 4 processors but mptable only shows the 2
physical processors.

I assume this means the BIOS is buggy, as Hyperthreading is turned on
in the BIOS and I assume it should have put all 4 in the table.

Anyone seen anything like this?
anything I should worry about? 
 FreeBSD 4.8++ seems to work on it just fin and sees all 4 cpus..
 Would -current have any problems? I vaguely remember that -current
 might trust the Bios tables a bit more..

julian