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Hi all I am running SuSE 10.0 on a system with an intel core2 duo CPU. I am using an smp kernel (2.6.13-smp) but top only shows one CPU.... Code: ...
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    top shows only one CPU

    Hi all

    I am running SuSE 10.0 on a system with an intel core2 duo CPU. I am using an smp kernel (2.6.13-smp) but top only shows one CPU....
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    Cpu(s):  1.3% us,  0.2% sy,  0.0% ni, 98.0% id,  0.0% wa,  0.2% hi,  0.3% si
    1. How can I ascertain that both of my CPUs are in use?
    2. What do I need to do so top shows both CPU usage?
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    I don't remember if 10.0 had this but in system->monitor->KInfoCenter displays lots of info.Although I am using both cpu's top also doesn't show them.
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    Thanks that clarified the issue...I then configured ksysguard to show separate charts for both CPUs..

    Thanks again for the quick reply....
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    Quote Originally Posted by apoorv_khurasia View Post
    I then configured ksysguard to show separate charts for both CPUs..
    Can you post how did you did this?
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    Its pretty simple.
    1. In Ksysguard click on New. In the pop-up that appears choose 1 row and 2 columns and specify a name for the worksheet. Now click OK.
    2. A new tab will now appear in Ksysguard with the name you specified. In the left pane there will be a tree (root is localhost). Choose appropriate sensors (I chose system load and user load) and drop them one-by-one in the columns.
    3. When you drop the sensors it will ask you if you want a signal plotter, a multimeter, a bar graph or a file logger. Choose what u want (I chose a bar graph).
    4. Now save the sheet and whenever u open ksysguard just open it.
    However I found xosview more interesting. I suggest you to try that too.
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