Hi, and thanks in advance for your help.
I've got a dual PPro machine on a SuperMicro P6DNF board.
I've also converted an old 486 TeamServer to take the above board, the idea is to build a cheap fileserver, and use Samba. I have RH 7.1.
I really want to use both processors, so I've recomiled linux with SMP support and switching off APM support.
'make bzImage' completes OK, but 'make modules' ALWAYS throws back a list of errors. Even so, the recomiled linux's start OK...... but when I check /proc/cpuinfo I only ever see the one processor?
I hope someone can help, is it a case of the kernel autodetecting and using both cpu's? and if so, could there be a problem in the way the board is rigged?
Hope somone can help....
Cheers
Mixed Linux/Win2000 Network Administrator
I've got a dual PPro machine on a SuperMicro P6DNF board.
I've also converted an old 486 TeamServer to take the above board, the idea is to build a cheap fileserver, and use Samba. I have RH 7.1.
I really want to use both processors, so I've recomiled linux with SMP support and switching off APM support.
'make bzImage' completes OK, but 'make modules' ALWAYS throws back a list of errors. Even so, the recomiled linux's start OK...... but when I check /proc/cpuinfo I only ever see the one processor?
I hope someone can help, is it a case of the kernel autodetecting and using both cpu's? and if so, could there be a problem in the way the board is rigged?
Hope somone can help....
Cheers
Mixed Linux/Win2000 Network Administrator