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Larry McVoy wrote:
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> Really?  So then people should be designing for 128 CPU machines, right?

Linux only supports 99 CPUs.  At 100, "ksoftirqd_CPU100" overflows
task_struct.comm[].

Just thought I'd sneak in that helpful observation.

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