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Inquisitor LiveCD sounds nice but I only got a command line. PTS LiveCD (build onto Ubuntu 10.10 if I remember well) is nice, except it does not recognize Extreme Network card (same as Debian 6). Nevertheless it allows many tests to be run. Back to the question, it advertised 4 CPUs. Back to the...

I am currently trying to use a LiveCD with testing tools. Inquisitor failed to boot. I am going to test PTS distro which is build onto Ubuntu.

The previous install of VmWare announced 16 CPUS (2 sockets x 4 cores x 2 HTs). I am currently wondering if everything is going right. I will install a stable Debian 64 bits, and come back after letting it run a few hours. Thanks for the help.

Thanks. But currently I am concerned with the right number of CPU for a bi-quadcore. With top, I only see 4 at the moment. 'uname -a' command shows me only 1 SMP. I still think it's a bad news.

I switch off HT because I am not sure of the gain of performance, but this is not the point. But the bi-quad box looks like there is only 4 CPU, ie one and only one QuadCore. ~# cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep processor processor : 0 processor : 1 processor : 2 processor : 3 ~# uname -a...

Hi, good point. Unfortunately, I only see 4 CPU, which in my case is only one processor. Thanks.

Sorry, not clear. Who misinterprets? If it's me, that great as it means that Proxmox will use any of the cores of the dual processor. Right? Does Proxmox make a good/interesting usage of the BIOS flag "logical CPU", aka HyperThreading? Currently I switched it off. I won't use Proxmox for...

Hello, I just have installed Proxmox on a dual processor machine. The home page shows that the kernel is "1 SMP", what I interpret as 1 processor. Will the VMs be limited to this only one processor? Cheers