Andi Kleen wrote:
THAT is what I'd like to have CPU support for. Not for UP (it's going
away), and not for the kernel (it's never single-threaded).
There is one reasonly interesting special case that will probably stay
around: single CPU guest in a virtualized environment.
There will continue to be tons of embedded uniprocessor Linux use...
It will take a while for Linux phones and watches to become multi-core.
Jeff
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