>>> +#define for_all_cpus(i) for((i)=0;(i)<smp_num_cpus;(i)++)
>> you must use "cpu_logical_map()", eg get_irq_list() in
>> linux/arch/i386/kernel/irq.c does that.
> I have never seen a motherboard where they are not continuous.
> But I'll fix it.
If this is referring to SMP, I have been setting up Linux on an SMP
system for a customer, and Linux ID's the two processors as being CPU
1 and CPU 15, so they definately don't have to be consecutively
numbered.
It's also only a two processor motherboard.
Best wishes from Riley.
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