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--- On Thu, 4/7/11, Murata, Dennis <DENNIS.MURATA@saic.com> wrote:

> Did you set each ksoftirqd to a
> specific cpu?
> Wayne 

I didn't do that explicitly, but /proc/interrupts shows that each CPU is handling the interrupts for only one ethernet card, so I assume that must be default behaviour.

Andrew