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Subject: NUMA node_to_cpumask question
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Hi list, quick question.

On NUMAQ:
take i < MAX_NUMNODES, but a not existant node number.
node_to_cpumask(i) always contains CPU0 in the mask... I think.

Any particular reason for this?