Hi Paul, in short: NAK! On Monday 02 June 2008, Paul Jackson wrote:I used it to mask out a defect CPU on a 8-CPU node of a HPC-cluster at a customer site, until the $BIG_VENDOR sent a replacement. And to prove $BIG_VENDOR, that we actually have a problem on THAT CPU. So I would really like to keep this fault isolation capability. I made my customer happy with that. I wish Linux had more such "mask out bad hardware" features to faciliate fault isolation and boot and runtime. Best Regards Ingo Oeser --
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