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Subject: Re: [9fans] cpurc
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Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2003 13:13:47 -0700
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> Could you please give me a hint why I doesn't start "cpurc"?

You probably used a non-cpu config file as a template.  You will find
upon closer inspection that the difference between a cpu and non-cpu
kernel is not only in "cpuserver=" values -- cpu kernels have the boot
section configured as 'boot cpu args' instead of just 'boot':

so change the boot section in your config from:

	boot
		il
		tcp

to:

	boot cpu
		il
		tcp

Cpu kernel config templates in the current distribution are are
'pccpu' and 'pccpuf'.

andrey