currently running 1-Ghz single processor

[Joe Gronlund]

tommorrow i am adding another 1-Ghz processor.

do i need to edit my my.cnf file at all, or make any other changes?

thanks

[eva2000]

Originally posted by Asendin
tommorrow i am adding another 1-Ghz processor.

do i need to edit my my.cnf file at all, or make any other changes?

thanks cross post = no no ;)

no need to change my.cnf

[dzeanah]

Originally posted by Asendin
tommorrow i am adding another 1-Ghz processor.

do i need to edit my my.cnf file at all, or make any other changes?

thanks Is this under Linux, or Windows 2000?

You'll want to install a kernel that supports SMP in either case, but the directions differ on how you'd go about it.

[eva2000]

Originally posted by dzeanah
Is this under Linux, or Windows 2000?

You'll want to install a kernel that supports SMP in either case, but the directions differ on how you'd go about it. yes adding another cpu for linux server would require recompiling kernel i believe..

[Joe Gronlund]

Hi:

yes when VO did the upgrade, they recompiled the kernel so it had SMB/SMP support, do you know if by running redhats up2date , if that will autodetect that i need SMB/SMP support and update me accordingly?

or should i be upgrading the kernel manually?

thanks for you're help eva


Joe

[Dave#]

Originally posted by Asendin
Hi:

yes when VO did the upgrade, they recompiled the kernel so it had SMB/SMP support, do you know if by running redhats up2date , if that will autodetect that i need SMB/SMP support and update me accordingly?

or should i be upgrading the kernel manually?

thanks for you're help eva


Joe

Up2date won't do this -

[Joe Gronlund]

ok thanks :)