Re: [PATCH] cpu_exclusive sched domains on partial nodes temp fix

Dave wrote:
> It does build, but I'm unable to boot test it.

Ok - thanks.

Looks like Nick might be leaning toward the simpler path of disabling
this feature (defining dynamic sched domains using exclusive cpusets)
for 2.6.13, or some such.

We'll see.

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