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On 09/14/2010 07:17 AM, Paul E. McKenney wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Only in x86(32bit and 64bit) system.
>>>> Did you patch it in power and test it? It' need more test for different archs,
>>>> but I have no other arch.
>>>>
>>>> What is "hardware configuration"?
>>>
>>> Mainly the number of CPUs.  The socket/core/thread counts could also
>>> be helpful.
> 
> Any info?  ;-)
> 

Ouch, answer this first:
hardware1: x86,     1cpu X 2cores
hardware2: x86_64,  2cpu X 2cores
48 hours rcutorture for each machine, (NO_HZ, cpu_plugin concurrently ... )
~120 minutes rcutorture for each different CONFIG.

this work is my own work, not my company's, I can't access to
big machines.

Lai.