Dear Timothy,
Am Mittwoch, den 11.02.2015, 11:41 -0600 schrieb Timothy Pearson:
I have recently updated the coreboot ACPI autogeneration code to generate valid processor _PSS objects when more than 10 cores are installed in one system.
Unfortunately this required a rather large update to multiple boards in order to change the _PSS object name from CPUn to CPnn. We would like some feedback to make sure this update didn't break anything before committing.
The patch is available at: http://review.coreboot.org/8422
I tried to test this with an image built for QEMU/KVM as you can specify the number of CPUs there with the switch `-smp cpus=n`. But I have not looked yet, if the changed code is even used by the QEMU image and I did not have time yet, to get an OS image to actually verify that everything works.
Do you have a suggestion? Just `/proc/cpuinfo`? Does that depend on correct ACPI entries?
Thanks,
Paul