On Wed, 24 May 2006 07:51:28 -0700
Ashok Raj <[email protected]> wrote:
> Probably ACPI doesnt give a precise way to put the dependencies (in a certain
> order), there are EDL/EJD, but they have limitations and not directly imply
> a dependency like this. But container code having to deal with this dependency
> for add/remove is probably ok.
>
I know fujitsu's engineers posted codes to add devices under container in past
and it knew dependency of memory -> cpu. It was rejected.
So, the current container driver just uses acpi_bus_add/start() to add/start all
devices under the container.
> i hope container would eventually perform onlining the pieces from user space
> scripts via udev like mechanisms.
>
> I remember folks from SGI posting patches to cpu only nodes in the past.
> Same way there are probably IO only nodes. Are you sure we cover these cases
> as well.
Currently, I think creating new empty node (pgdat) at onlining can work.
by cpu hotplug notifier chain, dangling cpus will create new pgdat.
If people want to see node <-> cpu relationship before onlining cpu, I' ll have
to do complicated work.
I also expects we can migrate per-cpu in notifier chain if VM-per_cpu is
implemented.
Thanks,
-Kame
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