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I have dual processor on DELL Poweredge 800 series server ,and i want to allocate some processes to one processor and the some other to others,is it possible in suse linux or we need some utility which allows us to do this.

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ravenpl

man 2 sched_setaffinity # But You need to code it into Your application
man taskset

joshmia2001

The default SuSe kernel should have asymmetric multiproccessing in it stock.

Joshua

anil_lina_2000

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i have a HS40 model server,which has fcs0 and fcs1 and scsi local harddisk ,i have installed suse linux enterprise on the localhardisk but when i connect two logical volumes from IBM DS4500 and boot the system it starts looking for the kernel in the logical volumes,by default sd0 is the boot voilume and if i donot connect the logical volume it boots properly but the moment i connect the logical volume it start giving me problem

pls hekp

ravenpl

Damn - if You don't know what to accept, better don't accept aything. You don't need new kernel(as joshmia2001 entioned), but You need to use 'takset' utility.
Grr!

n664dc

Errr yeah I don't really deserve those points. That was more of a pointer than an answer.

joshmia2001

Ok, so I am confused..
You installed SuSe on the local hard disk, and when you install the LVM from IBM DS4500 it starts searching these for the kernel.. You have to be more specific..
I don't really know what you problem is at the moment.. Sorta. Post some output or something..

Joshua