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Subject: P4 hyperthreading
From: Louis Garcia <louisg00@bellsouth.net>
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How stable is hyperthreading under kernel-2.4.18? I compiled the kernel
for the Pentium4 and dmesg shows CPU0 and CPU1, but CPU1 is disabled.
How do I enable CPU1 and should I?? Do other libraries need to be updated
or is hyperthreading like having a two processor box?

--Lou

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