2 CPU support

[Nathan Andrews]

When you loaded the system, the installer (anaconda) should have picked
up that you have 2 processors. In your (I assume you used) grub menu,
you should see two kernel options, one for single, and one for smp (I
can't remember what they call them on the boot screen at present).

>>> adeo at nyu.edu 12/10/04 1:42:41 PM >>>
Hi,

I have Enterprise linux WS installed on one workstation adn fedora core
2 on another.  Both machines are dual 
opteron systems yet it seems that only one proccessor is recognized on
either system.  When I use top or look at 
the graphical system menu it seems to indicate that only one proccessor
is present.  Is there a setting that I would 
have to change in order to get it to recognize both proccessors?

Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Anthony

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