I can't seem to find this answer in the archives.
I have diabled four CPUs using psradm. My question is will these CPUs
still be disabled after a reboot?
Thankyou
Joe
by Jo » Sun, 28 Sep 2003 04:06:37
I have diabled four CPUs using psradm. My question is will these CPUs
still be disabled after a reboot?
Thankyou
Joe
by Darren Dunha » Sun, 28 Sep 2003 05:17:57
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by Shiv Agarwa » Sun, 19 Oct 2003 05:50:46
psradm changes the cpu properties from operating system perspective, once the OS is rebooted u have everything fresh.
> I can't seem to find this answer in the archives.
> I have diabled four CPUs using psradm. My question is will these CPUs
> still be disabled after a reboot?
> Thankyou
> Joe
1. Are changes made with psradm persistent across reboot?
I have marked a number of CPUs in a machine no-intr using psradm.
I can't see that this has changed anything on disk anywhere, so I am
slightly worried that this change will not persist across a reboot.
Will it? I am running Solaris 10, and the manuals are drawing a blank.
If not, is there a canonical place to put this initialisation?
Ceri
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