Hi,

I would like to ask experiences of netbsd-current-users with multi-procesor
kernel. I have core-duo notebook, and am using standart generic.mp kernel.
dmesg shows i have cpu0 and cpu1.

Tonight, i have compiled generic kernel, and noticed that there is almost no
performance difference... I mean,

- Boot time is almost same (untill kde desktop just loaded)
- KDE performance is almost same (windows startup etc)
- Linux emulation software (Firefox,OO2) peformance (startup time) is same.
- More importantly, compiling a new kernel or compiling a software through
pkgsrc (from source) time is almost same.


Well, i think i should somehow notice difference between generic and
generic.mp kernels... 

Regards,


 



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