Re: Different speed CPUs show up as same speed
[email protected] (Mark Simmons)
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On Thu 13 Jun, 2002, Rick Kelly <[email protected]> wrote: > Ken Seefried said: > > Sequent had NUMA, clustering, and good mutex libraries long before other > UNIX vendors even thought of it. Were the Symmetry machines genuinely NUMA? Did Dynix (or whatever OS they ran at the time) actually have provision for handling that differently from UMA SMP? The earliest commercial NUMA I was aware of was from Data General who just pipped SGI and Sequent to launching a 64-processor NUMA sometime around 97/98. > -- > Rick Kelly [email protected] www.rmkhome.com >-- End of excerpt from Rick Kelly -- -Mark ... an Englishman in London ...