>Run something like rc5 or seti-at-home on low priority, and see if it gets
>scheduled :-) Also, keep an eye on vmstat -- if your machine starts
If it's not get scheduled it doesn't mean the cpu is used for doing useful
things. The cpu may be spinning for a spinlock or waiting the last bh
handler to expire.
But don't understimate SMP, SMP gives an huge improvement.
Andrea Arcangeli
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