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   From: "Dariusz Piatkowski"    
      
   On Mon, 15 Aug 2011 15:34:55 UTC, Jonathan de Boyne Pollard    
    wrote:   
      
   > > For a typical single user, multi core system, what are the possible   
   > > 'combinations' of these options to use/try?   
   >    
   > Note that your situation is different to that of M. Yeo.  You're getting    
   > different symptoms.  M. Yeo's problem may well be a bona fide interrupt    
   > delivery problem.  You say that you have a working system for a while,    
   > indicating that all of the interrupt signals that are involved in disk    
   > I/O, keyboard I/O, mouse I/O, and the system heartbeat are being handled    
   > and not misrouted or lost.   
   >    
   > Don't get hung up on OS2APIC.PSD just because it is the only tunable    
   > that is easy for you to tune.   
   >    
   > For starters, have you tried Mike Greene's procedure from 2004?   
   >    
   > http://mgreene.org./wikka/Os2Smp   
      
   I have read that note before...and I think the key difference is that I was   
   NOT    
   running any of the SMP aware kernels before applying the latest un-official   
   FP6.   
      
      
   I am currently going through the FP in details, understanding what files go    
   where to determine if I need to upgrade anything in particular.    
      
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