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Subject: Re: HTT/SMP does not start 2nd processor
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> Make sure the acpi kernel module is being loaded on startup.  See
> acpi(4).

It wwasnt - but I stuck 'acpi_load="YES"' in /btoo/loader.conf and now
it comes up and starts the CPU's. Thanks.

Wonder why it wasnt loaded automatically though ?

-pcf.