On Fri, 6 Jan 2006, Randy.Dunlap wrote:
> > The dicey thing in all of this is that the generic kernels will be used
> > for the certification of applications. If the cpu limit is too low then
> > applications will simply not be certified for these high processor counts.
> > One may encounter problems if the app is then run with a higher processor
> > count.
>
> Do you equate a 'defconfig' kernel with a generic kernel?
>
> I would expect certs to be done on vendor kernels, and as
> Arjan has suggested, they will have their own configs,
> not defconfig.
Vendors look for the upstream defaults and orient themselves on the
defconfig. It is best to have as much common code and configurations as
possible.
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