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[PATCH] Fix interrupt distribution in ppc970 | |
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Mohan Kumar M writes: > To overcome this problem, I have created the patch, which > checks for the condition if the machine is ppc970 based and maxcpus > kernel parameter is specified. If the condition is met, the default > distribution server is assigned to be current boot cpu instead of > assigning from the gserver#s property. It feels hacky to be basing this sort of thing on the PVR. I would like to understand the real problem better. Is it that we are sometimes setting default_distrib_server to point to a CPU which is not running? If so, why and how? Is this something that is specific to the firmware on IBM 970-based blade systems? Is there in fact a firmware bug that this works around? Why don't we see it on non-970 based systems? Paul.
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