Date: Mon, 14 Jul 2008 15:18:55 +0200 (CEST) From: "MeX" <mex@active.sk> To: freebsd-hardware@freebsd.org Subject: Re: Core(TM)2 Quad and TOP output Message-ID: <2e41a6c77c47d9b648f76dd799cfca99.squirrel@mail.active.sk> In-Reply-To: <487B4E97.60806@fragfest.com.au> References: <235b80000807140357m351f801bw254aab35367682bb@mail.gmail.com> <481e66d58a50a7247ed0a175c2e3ce25.squirrel@mail.active.sk> <487B4E97.60806@fragfest.com.au>
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On Pon, Júl 14, 2008 15:03, Dean Hamstead wrote: > you may want to look at changing the scheduling scheme and tuning apache > > Dean > > MeX wrote: >> On Pon, Júl 14, 2008 12:57, tethys ocean wrote: >>> 1-I wonder in my TOP output can I see all CPU or not? >> >> Yes, you can see all 4 cores. When 4 procesees are running you will see >> load 4.0 4.0 4.0. >> >>> 2-FreeBSD 7.0 has got default multiprocessor generic kernel??? since >>> during installations only one generic kernel shown >> >> Yes, default GENERIC kernel (7.0) is SMP enabled. I want to add to this that increasing/replacing hardware due to performance is the last step. First look at the application itself, next to the some "middleware" as Apache/PHP/Perl tuning and of course also to OS level. MeX
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