Indeed, it does default to on. I left it explicitly ncpi=on as a reminder that it MUST be on for the four cpus to be seen.
On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 12:33 PM, Scott Silva ssilva@sgvwater.com wrote:
on 5-28-2008 8:09 AM Julian Echave spake the following:
Solved it! After quite a lot of messing around... It turns out i was booting with the acpi=off option, but for the BIOS to see the 4 processors acpi has to be on. The problem was that with acpi=on, boot hangs, unless pci=nommconf is added to the boot options.
To summarize,
I now boot using the options
acpi = on pci=nommconf
Thanks.
Julian.
Doesn't acpi default to on? So you "should" be able to just have pci=nommconf.
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