From: Hogue, Russ (rhogue@harrisinteractive.com)
Date: Fri Nov 15 2002 - 11:25:00 EST
Lots of good replies ranging from:
Plug and play. May need a little kernel tuning afterward.
Adding additional CPUs yourself isnt a problem. You should be able to do
that no problem.
We have hp do it. There is a potential back plane upgrade required, firmware
upgrades and for each 2 cpus, (If you are adding more cpu's) there is
another part (basically power related) whose name escapes now, that is
required. <Russ - Processor Support>
Boot up and everything should work. Note: if you
have third party software that is licensed for a specific number of CPUs,
you will need to get a new license(s).
As long as you are simply adding processors of the same
speed, it is a simple matter of installing Proc Support Modules, and
adding the processors in the correct order. Remember you MUST have 1x
PSM for every 2x Proc's
Thanks to all who replied, the info is appreciated!
Russ
> Russ Hogue
> Network Architect / Unix Admin
> Harris Interactive Inc.
> 585-214-7389 (voice) 585-273-0567 (fax)
>
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