Re: SMP doesn?t work the way i want.
Patrik Hansson <[email protected]>
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Den 7 Feb 2003 skrev Martin Husemann: > On Fri, Feb 07, 2003 at 05:01:18PM +0100, Patrik Hansson wrote: > > > Ok, didn?t quite understand what you ment with the 80..wide thing. > > If you run "systat vmstat" in a terminal that is 80 columns wide, it will > shortcut the event counter names, so you will *not* see cpu0/cpu1 in there. > > If you use a wider xterm (> 82 worked for me), it will show them. > > That's why my first try to see cpu numbers in the output failed, and maybe it's > the reason you are not seeing it either. > > The "vmstat -i" should have it anyway (if it works, which it doesn't right now > for me). > > Martin Ah, now we are talking : crywolf@router [~] vmstat -i interrupt total rate cpu0 softclock 371262 100 cpu0 softnet 313 0 cpu0 softserial 1 0 cpu0 timer 371984 100 cpu0 FPU flush IPI 46 0 cpu0 FPU synch IPI 574 0 cpu0 TLB shootdown IPI 691429 186 cpu1 timer 369729 99 cpu1 timeset IPI 3699 1 cpu1 FPU flush IPI 71 0 cpu1 FPU synch IPI 606 0 cpu1 TLB shootdown IPI 1378326 372 ioapic0 pin 1 11135 3 ioapic0 pin 14 42825 11 ioapic0 pin 15 17 0 ioapic0 pin 19 39 0 ioapic0 pin 17 495 0 Total 3242551 876 Is it normal that cpu1 has fewer "things" than cpu0 ? Can i make the console bigger then 80x50 ? I have no mouse support right now (something with my com-ports is wrong) so it´s hard (at least I don´t know how) to use X.